Table of Contents
- 1 Video – Thierry Tulasne takes stock of Harold Mayot’s season
- 2 End of season for Harold Mayot, three Blues chase Melbourne
- 3 How does Borna Coric’s recent performance at the Rovereto Challenger 100 influence his confidence and strategy going into the Australian Open, and what are the key factors that will determine his success in the final draw?
In the race for the final draw of the Australian Open, some have ticked off the Challenger 100 in Rovereto, in northern Italy. Borna Coric for example, beaten in the quarter-finals at Lyonwill once again have the status of No. 1 with his 97th place in the world rankings. He will face the Italian from the start Samuel Vincent Ruggeri. But it is Luca Nardi (n°2) who will play the biggest. The Italian, who slipped to 110th place on Monday, needs to go very far…
Video – Thierry Tulasne takes stock of Harold Mayot’s season
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End of season for Harold Mayot, three Blues chase Melbourne
On the tricolor side, Harold Mayot, 116th this Monday, who had to win in Italy to join the final table of theAustralian Openfinally withdrew from his last tournament of the year. On the other hand, Pierre-Hugues Herbert (147th) will be in the game and will even have the status of No. 5. He will face the Italian this Monday Francesco Maestrelli (wc). Other blue summoned: Jules Marie. The Lower Normandy, 275 ATP, who arrives from Portugal, will face the Dane August Holmgren.
Geoffrey Blancaneaux et Kyrian Jacquetall fighting to secure their place in the Australian Open qualifying draw, will respectively challenge the Italian Stefano Travaglia and one qualified.
How does Borna Coric’s recent performance at the Rovereto Challenger 100 influence his confidence and strategy going into the Australian Open, and what are the key factors that will determine his success in the final draw?
Thematic Section 1: The Race for the Final Draw of the Australian Open
Guest 1: Borna Coric and Samuel Vincent Ruggeri
Question: Can you tell us more about Borna Coric qualifying for the Australian Open by playing in the Rovereto Challenger 100 tournament and how this has impacted his ranking in the world? Can you also share your thoughts on Samuel Vincent Ruggeri’s performance so far and his chances in the upcoming match against Borna Coric?
Guest 2: Luca Nardi
Question: As an Italian player who is currently ranked at 110th place and looking to improve your standing in the world rankings, how important is it for you to perform well in events like the Rovereto Challenger 100? Can you describe your journey leading up to this tournament and what you hope to achieve in the future?
Thematic Section 2: End of Season for Harold Mayot and Three Blues Chase Melbourne
Guest 1: Harold Mayot
Question: What were your thoughts on the ATP Challenger Tour in 2021? Can you describe your experience playing in the Rovereto Challenger 100 and how it has prepared you for the upcoming Australian Open qualifying draw?
Guest 2: Pierre-Hugues Herbert
Question: As a French player who has been struggling with injuries this season, how does it feel to be competing in events like the Rovereto Challenger 100 and facing Francesco Maestrelli in the first round? What are your goals for the Australian Open qualifying draw, and how do you plan to approach your matches?
Guest 3: Jules Marie
Question: Coming from Portugal, how has your season been leading up to the Rovereto Challenger 100? Can you describe your experience playing on different surfaces and how you’ve adjusted to the challenges of the Challenger Tour? What are your expectations for the Australian Open qualifying draw and the season ahead?
