Ronit Karki Reaches Wimbledon 2025 Boys’ Singles Final
London, UK – American qualifier Ronit Karki has made a sensational run to the Wimbledon 2025 Boys’ Singles final, captivating audiences with his resilient performances on the hallowed grass courts. The 17-year-old, currently ranked No. 52 in the ITF World Tennis Tour boys’ rankings, has defied expectations to reach his first Junior Grand Slam final.
Karki’s journey to the championship match has been nothing short of remarkable. After successfully navigating the qualifying rounds, he continued his winning streak in the main draw, defeating a string of highly-ranked opponents. His path to the final included victories over No. 11 Yannick Alexandrescou, No. 9 Jack Kennedy, and a hard-fought comeback win against Poland’s Alan Wazny (No. 16) in the quarterfinals, where he triumphed 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.
In the semifinals, Karki faced Bulgaria’s Alexander Vasilev (No. 12 seed) and emerged victorious in a thrilling encounter, securing his place in Sunday’s final. This achievement marks Karki’s best-ever Junior Grand Slam performance, significantly surpassing his second-round exit at Roland Garros last month.
Known for his fighting spirit and ability to perform under pressure, Karki has become a fan favorite at Wimbledon. His composure, even in physically demanding matches, has been a testament to his mental toughness and preparation.
Karki will now face sixth-seeded Ivan Ivanov of Bulgaria in what promises to be an exciting final. Regardless of the outcome, Ronit Karki’s inspiring run at Wimbledon 2025 has firmly established him as a rising star in junior tennis.
