Bulgaria’s best tennis player Grigor Dimitrov retains his 6th position in the ATP world ranking. The twenty seven-year-old Bulgarian who did not participate at tennis tournaments last week remains with 4,610 points. Rafael Nadal (Spain) tops the rankings with 9310 points, followed by Roger Federer (Switzerland, 7080 points) and Alexander Zverev (Germany)- 5,665 points.
Bulgaria's best young athletes for 2024 will be awarded today at a ceremony organised by the Viasport.bg website and Free Media Group Ltd. The ceremony will be attended by caretaker Minister of Youth and Sports Georgi Glushkov and Sofia Mayor Vassil..
Grigor Dimitrov's path to defending his Brisbane title seemed to clear after top seed Novak Djokovic withdrew . However, the Bulgarian's hopes were dashed in the semi-finals, as he retired with an injury while trailing 4-6, 4-4 against Czech Jiri..
Defending his title in Brisbane, Grigor Dimitrov bested Australian Jordan Thompson 6-1, 2-1, with Thompson retiring due to injury. It was the Bulgarian's sixth appearance in the semi-finals of the ATP 250 series in the Australian city. Dimitrov's..
Albert Popov triumphed in the slalom in Madonna di Campiglio, Italy. The best Bulgarian skier achieved the first World Cup win in his..
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