Devastated Lehečka? He has "only" tennis on his mind, it has to show somewhere, believes Lojda

Jirka Lehečka's recent performance in Basel showcased his potential as the new Czech tennis number one, despite a disappointing final loss to Valentin Vacherot. His journey included a tough match against Stan Wawrinka and a semifinal comeback from a match point. Lehečka's growth under a new coach has elevated him to 15th in the world rankings, reflecting a strong season. However, he faces a challenging draw in Paris, potentially meeting Carlos Alcaraz early. Meanwhile, the Czech Davis Cup team, led by Tomáš Berdych, will rely on Lehečka and Kubá Menšík, who is recovering from injury. The upcoming WTA Finals in Indian Wells will feature three Czech players, each returning from breaks to prepare for the competition. Alexander Zverev has emerged as the new ATP world number one, having won two Grand Slam titles this year, despite mixed results elsewhere.