Luis Bruguera is convinced a Chinese player, perhaps even one from Hong Kong, can break into the world's top 100. Photo K.Y. Cheng. Luis Bruguera is convinced a Chinese player, perhaps even one from Hong Kong, can break into the world's top 100. Photo K.Y. Cheng.
Luis Bruguera is convinced a Chinese player, perhaps even one from Hong Kong, can break into the world's top 100. Photo K.Y. Cheng.
Sport /  Tennis

Bruguera aims to mould Chinese stars in HK

Man credited with making Spain a global force in the game is aiming to set up an academy in the city to develop players capable of making the top 100

Alvin Sallay [email protected]

Updated: 2:53pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Luis Bruguera is convinced a Chinese player, perhaps even one from Hong Kong, can break into the world's top 100. Photo K.Y. Cheng. Luis Bruguera is convinced a Chinese player, perhaps even one from Hong Kong, can break into the world's top 100. Photo K.Y. Cheng.
Luis Bruguera is convinced a Chinese player, perhaps even one from Hong Kong, can break into the world's top 100. Photo K.Y. Cheng.
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