Tennis. US Open: the Vauclusian Arthur Gea Qualified in Eighth, a First for Him
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At the age of 21, the Vauclusian, the last Frenchman still competing in New York, will continue his unexpected journey against Dutchman Botic van de Zandschulp.
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At the age of 21, the Vauclusian, the last Frenchman still competing in New York, will continue his unexpected journey against Dutchman Botic van de Zandschulp.
At 21, the Provençal will continue his unexpected run against Dutchman Botic van de Zandschulp (70th), who defeated Belgian Zizou Bergs (37th). "It's nice to be the last Frenchman left, but I'd rather be the last in the tournament," reacted Gea, the winner. To reach this stage, the recent winner of the Los Cabos tournament (Mexico) had to fight a fierce battle against a player of his own generation (22 years old). With over 100 unforced errors…
The Frenchman beat more than four hours to overcome Michael Zheng in five sets. He pursues his New York dream and will challenge Botic Van De... Read more Arthur Gea, a last-minute writer, climbed into the eighth final of the US Open, appeared first on Le Singulier.
He remains a Frenchman in the US Open race and it's probably the one we expected the least in the second week: eliminated in the third round of qualifying, Arthur Gea (21 years old, 87th world) managed to exploit his status as a lucky loser to rise for the first time in his career in the eighth final of a Grand Slam where he intends to prolong the adventure against Dutchman Botic Van de Zandschulp.
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