“NCAA has become a very credible pathway for players. You can train for free for four years, get a recognized university degree, and continue to progress in good conditions without the financial and sporting pressure of Futures.”
“College tennis is a very collective environment. You play not just for yourself but for a team. There's much more energy, it's very lively, sometimes very loud. And there's different pressure because you play for your teammates, not just yourself.”
“It's the first time I've won two matches in a row on a Challenger. It feels good, especially since I haven't played very well recently.”
“The organisation is really incredible. Nothing to complain about. The hotel is five minutes walk away, lunch is provided, and there are five physiotherapists available to players.”
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Tristan Boyer cruised past Raphael Perot, conceding only five games, in the Lyon round of 32.
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Averages from each player's recent completed matches (20 vs 11). ATP, WTA & Challenger.