2023-05-19 18:37:00
Transfer of power in French tennis. After his victory without shaking (6-0, 6-2) once morest Richard Gasquet (N.44) in the semi-finals of the Bordeaux-Primrose Challenger on Friday, Ugo Humbert (24) is sure to become the French number 1 once more , at the expense of his opponent of the day.
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Lorrain, 50e in the ATP rankings, confirms his current good form. Winner of the Cagliari Challenger in early May, Ugo Humbert had already impressed Thursday during his quarter-final once morest the Swiss Stan Wawrinka (7-5, 6-1). On the other side, Richard Gasquet appeared particularly tired, just over a week from the start of Roland-Garros.
On the way to the top 40?
In the final on Saturday, Humbert will be opposed to the surprising Argentinian earthman Tomas Martin Etcheverry (61e world) who eliminated on Friday the German Jan-Lennard Struff, finalist of the last Masters 1000 in Madrid and seeded No. 1 in two sets (6-4, 6-2) too.
In the event of victory, Ugo Humbert might climb into the top 40 of the next ATP ranking (37e), which will be made official on Monday morning.
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