Serbian tennis player Miomir Kecmanović made a strong return to the world's top 50 players by winning the Valencia Challenger title. He defeated Paraguayan Adolfo Daniel Valjewith a score of 6:2, 3:6, 6:2.

Valjeh, a new sensation in the tennis world, posed challenges to Kecmanović, who managed to maintain control and clinch the title after nearly two hours of intense play.

Kecmanović demonstrated his continued dominance over this level of competition, setting himself up for a strong preparation for the upcoming Roland Garros tournament.

This is Kecmanović's third Challenger title in his career, following his wins in Suzhou and Shenzhen nearly eight years ago. Though Kecmanović is already a top player, he chose to compete in this series to enhance his performance.

Kecmanović entered the final without losing a set and started strong against Valjeh, winning the first set 6:2. Despite losing a break opportunity and his serve in the second set, Kecmanović managed to regain control and win the final set.

He managed to break his opponent three times in the decisive set, securing a perfect campaign.

This victory cements Kecmanović's position as the second Serbian player in the top 50, following Hamad Međedović, and marks a significant milestone for Serbian tennis.