Topspin Tennis Tournament BU12, Dubai — Quarterfinal Stage Set for Monday, 1 June 2026

Topspin Tennis Tournament BU12, Dubai — Quarterfinal Stage Set for Monday, 1 June 2026
The Boys’ U12 Topspin Tennis Tournament in Dubai moves into quarterfinals on Monday, June 1, 2026. We recap the key results, highlight standout performers, and present today’s projected Order of Play with times and courts to be confirmed.
Tournament Overview
Event: Topspin Tennis Tournament BU12 (Boys 12) β Dubai, UAE
| Dates | 29 May β 7 June 2026 |
| Surface | Hard |
| Main Draw Size | 32 |
| Qualifying Draw Size | 8 |
| Official Ball | Head |
| Entry Fee | 105 (local currency) |
| Tournament Link | Official Tournament Page |
Early rounds featured 07:30 starts across multiple venues in Dubai, including Courts 1β7 and Municipality courts. The third-set match tiebreak (to 10) has been in use throughout, producing several high-pressure finishes.
Road to the Quarterfinals
The Round of 16 concluded on Sunday, setting up a balanced quarterfinal slate. Here are the most telling performances so far:
- Rayan FASSI-FIHRI (IND club, Rank 7) β authoritative wins: 6β3, 6β4 (R32) and 6β0, 6β0 (R16).
- Rishabh CHOWDHARY (IND, Rank 85) β advanced via walkover in R32, then conceded just one game in a 6β0, 6β1 R16 win.
- Aarish MADAAN (FUT, Rank 56) β edged a thriller 12β10 in a match tiebreak (R32) and followed with a composed 6β4, 6β3 in R16.
- Saif AL-ALI (ABU, Rank 84) β dominant 6β0, 6β1 opener; progressed via walkover in R16, carrying local hopes forward.
- Shahryar ALIMADADI (SMA, Rank 29) β survived 10β8 in R32 and accelerated in R16 (6β1, 6β0).
- Mark KRASNOV (ZAY, Rank 13) β steady form: straight-sets R16 (6β4, 6β1) after an opening walkover.
- Arsh AHUJA (EMI) β tight R32 (7β5, 6β4) and a composed 10β6 finish in R16 against a higher-ranked opponent.
- Ahmed SOLIMAN (PBI, Rank 15) β clinical under pressure (10β4 MTB in R32) then 6β3, 6β1 in R16.
Notable themes
- Early starts pay off: Scheduling from 07:30 helped players manage conditions and kept matches on time.
- Match-tiebreak nerve: Several ties swung on the 10-point decider β composure has been decisive.
- Local interest: UAE-based juniors advanced (notably Saif AL-ALI), while a few home-club players withdrew or retired in the opening round.
Today β Monday, 1 June 2026: Order of Play
Status at publication: The official Monday Order of Play (courts and start times) has not yet been posted on the tournament portal. Based on completed Round-of-16 results, the quarterfinal lineup is confirmed below. Times and courts are TBA and subject to change. Please check the official page for live updates.
| Match | Player 1 | Player 2 | Format | Time | Court |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QF1 | Rayan FASSI-FIHRI (IND) β Rank 7 | Rishabh CHOWDHARY (IND) β Rank 85 | Best of 3; 3rd set MTB (to 10) | TBA | TBA |
| QF2 | Aarish MADAAN (FUT) β Rank 56 | Saif AL-ALI (ABU) β Rank 84 | Best of 3; 3rd set MTB (to 10) | TBA | TBA |
| QF3 | Shahryar ALIMADADI (SMA) β Rank 29 | Mark KRASNOV (ZAY) β Rank 13 | Best of 3; 3rd set MTB (to 10) | TBA | TBA |
| QF4 | Arsh AHUJA (EMI) | Ahmed SOLIMAN (PBI) β Rank 15 | Best of 3; 3rd set MTB (to 10) | TBA | TBA |
What to watch for today
- Top seed momentum: Rayan FASSI-FIHRI has yet to lose more than four games in a set; can Rishabh disrupt his rhythm?
- Local charge: Saif AL-ALIβs serve-and-forehand combination has been efficient; how will it match up with Aarishβs consistency in rallies?
- Power clash: Mark KRASNOV (Rank 13) versus Shahryar ALIMADADI (Rank 29) should be a baseline-heavy duel decided by first-strike percentage.
- Decider specialists: Both Arsh AHUJA and Ahmed SOLIMAN have already won match-tiebreaks; expect cool heads in key points.
Venue operations
Courts have turned over efficiently with staggered starts and βNot Beforeβ slots. With four quarterfinals on the card, organizers can complete the round within the morning and early afternoon windows once courts and times are assigned.
Note
All match times and courts are subject to change. Refer to the official OOP before traveling.
