Taiwan's Hsieh Cheng-peng teamed up with Marton Fucsovics of Hungary to win the junior boys doubles title at the 2009 U.S. Open Sunday, becoming the first Taiwanese tennis player to ever take a title at the annual U.S. competition. The pair beat their French opponents Julien Obry and Adrien Puget, 7-6(5), 5-7 and 10-1. The title was the 18-year-old Hsieh's first at the U.S. Open, even as he is about to move on from junior tennis competition. He already had two Australian junior boys doubles championships and one Wimbledon boys' doubles title under his belt. Hsieh outperformed all the other Taiwanese players at this year's U.S. Open. His older sister Hsieh Shu-wei reached the semifinals in the mixed doubles, but most of the other players did not make it past the first or second rounds. Sunday's 87-minute match was tense, exciting and full of drama as the two teams were well-matched. The Hsieh-Fucsovics pair got off to a rocky start, but later settled down enough to win the first set 7-6(5). In the second set, they did not play well and lost the set 5-7. However, in the final set, they recovered and edged ahead with good serves. They eventually won the match in a 10-point tie breaker to claim the title. Although both Hsieh and his partner sustained mild injuries, they gave their best and managed to turn faults into gains, showing great skill and strength. They made far fewer double faults than their opponents. After the game, an excited Hsieh expressed his heartfelt thanks to his coach and family members for their instruction and long-term support. Hsieh's junior tennis career came to a sweet and perfect end with him holding a crystal U.S. Open trophy. Next year, he will start competing in professional matches and plans to first participate in tennis events in Asia to accumulate world ranking points. However, he has not ruled out the possibility of studying in the United States and competing in tennis events there. 