Sebastian Korda has been ranked inside the top-50 for nine months now, winning his first ATP title in Parma last year. The youngster cracked the top-100 at the beginning of 2021, gaining over 400 places on the ATP ranking list in the previous two years and standing as one of the leaders of the new generation.A son of a former world no. 2 and a Major winner, Petr, Sebastian made a name for himself at the 2020 Roland Garros. World no. 213 passed three qualifying rounds to enter the main draw, his first at Majors. The American topped Andreas Seppi, John Isner and Pedro Martinez to advance into the last 16, where he met his idol, Rafael Nadal.Korda had a chance to talk with Nadal for ten minutes, and he learned a lot from the experience of facing the kin …