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Accra, Ghana — Spain’s Raul Sanchez Romero and Juan Montes Jimenez won the J60 Accra boys’ doubles title after defeating Denzell Darkey and Jeff Frimpong in the final at the National Tennis Centre in Accra.
The Spanish duo produced a composed display to defeat Antoine Baudot and Heo in straight sets, winning 6-2, 6-3.
Romero and Montes established control early in the final, combining aggressive play with strong court coverage to take the opening set 6-2.
Baudot and Heo attempted to respond in the second set, but the Spanish pair maintained their intensity and consistency to close out the match 6-3.

The victory caps an impressive doubles campaign for Romero and Montes and adds another international junior title to their developing careers.
The Accra tournament continues to provide a valuable platform for young players from Africa and beyond to compete for international ranking points and gain experience on the World Tennis Tour Juniors circuit.
Final:
🎾 Romero/Montes def. Baudot/Heo 6-2, 6-3
Source: Accra Street Journal
Last Updated on September 27, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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