Ben Lane hailed last weekend’s victory at the Hylo Open as a fitting end to his best season yet with partner Sean Vendy.
Lane and Vendy’s men’s doubles triumph in Saarbrucken earned them a second Super 300 trophy of 2024 and continued their impressive form after runs to the Arctic Open and Denmark Open quarter-finals.
The top seeds had to come from behind to beat second seeds Rasmus Kjaer and Frederik Sogaard in the final, a particularly pleasing way to seal their success after the efforts they have put in off-court.
“We’ve done a lot of work over the last four years on the mental side of the game and how to act when we’re losing and when the momentum is against us,” he said.
“We have really improved in that area and that tournament showed that. We might not be playing our best but even when we’re not, we can fight, put the work in and still win.
“It has been a great season for us, probably our best so…
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