TAG: Le Coq Sportif
By Scoop Malinowski Jan Michael Gambill once said players who don’t win Grand Slams are forgotten after they retire. And that may well the the case for Richard Gasquet, who retired after losing his second round match to Jannik Sinner at Roland Garros. Gasquet was a different player and personality though, the kind of figure […] Continue to read full article...
Apr/23
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Biofile Lucas Pouille Interview
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By Scoop Malinowski Status: ATP no. 454. Winner of five ATP singles titles. Best ranking was no. 10 in 2018. In 2017 he won three titles on three different surfaces – Budapest clay, Stuttgart grass and Vienna indoor hard court. Ht: 6-1 Wt: 179 DOB: February 23, 1994 In: Grand-Synthe, France First Tennis Memory: The […] Continue to read full article...
Babolat · Davis Cup · France · Le Coq Sportif · Lucas Pouille
Feb/23
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Gasquet Floundering After Auckland Title
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Richard Gasquet was a surprise winner in Auckland in January, reeling off five wins to snatch the title with a stunning performance vs Cam Norrie in the final 46 64 64. The big win and 16th career title vaulted the 36 year old back into the top 45. But since that astounding triumph, Gasquet has […] Continue to read full article...
Auckland · Head tennis · Le Coq Sportif · Montpellier · Richard Gasquet
Jan/23
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Champion Gasquet Reigns Supreme Again
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By Scoop Malinowski Richard Gasquet has won sixteen ATP singles titles in his pro tennis career but today’s title in Auckland surprised even himself. Gasquet somehow found a way to dig out of a 0-3, love-40 deficit to defeat Cam Norrie 46 64 64. Gasquet had last won an ATP title in 2018. The 36 […] Continue to read full article...
AO · AO23 · ATP · Auckland · France · Head tennis · Le Coq Sportif · Richard Gasquet
By Scoop Malinowski I did this Biofile with Richard in 2008 in the U.S. Open locker room. Status: ATP player has won 16 career singles titles and over $21m in prize money. His best ranking was no. 7 in 2007. He turned pro in 2002. This French Open will be his final ATP tournament. Ht: […] Continue to read full article...
France · Head tennis · Le Coq Sportif · Richard Gasquet · Roland Garros · Wimbledon
