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Roland Garros 2023: four French-French duels in the first round

2023-05-25T15:12:20.019Z

Highlights: The draw for the Paris Grand Slam was made on Thursday and provides for four clashes between French nationals. Four Franco-French duels (three for men and one for women) will be on the program of the first round of Roland-Garros from Sunday. In the women's draw, it is Océane Dodin (121st) and Selena Janicijevic (188th) who will be opposed. Three Frenchmen, opposed to players from the Top 15 in the world, are also unlikely to survive this first round.


The draw for the Paris Grand Slam was made on Thursday and provides for four clashes between French nationals.


Four Franco-French duels (three for men and one for women) will be on the program of the first round of Roland-Garros from Sunday, according to the draw made Thursday.

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Adrian Mannarino (47th in the world) and Ugo Humbert (38th) will face each other, as will Arthur Cazaux (193rd) and Corentin Moutet (61st), as well as Richard Gasquet (50th) and Arthur Rinderknech (78th).

In the women's draw, it is Océane Dodin (121st) and Selena Janicijevic (188th) who will be opposed.

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Three Frenchmen, opposed to players from the Top 15 in the world, are also unlikely to survive this first round: Alexandre Müller (100th) opposed to the Italian Jannik Sinner (8th), eighth finalist last year, Constant Lestienne (69th) against the Russian Karen Khachanov (11th), eighth finalist also in 2022, and Benoît Paire (149th) who will face the British Cameron Norrie (14th).

In addition, Gaël Monfils (386th) will have a complicated first round against the Argentine Sebastian Baez (44th) and Caroline Garcia (5th), lacking confidence, will make her debut against the Chinese Xiyu Wang (62nd).

The task also looks complicated for Arthur Son (112th) ahead of Argentina's Alejandro Davidovich (34th).

In total, 27 Tricolores (18 for men and 9 for women) are engaged in the main draws of the Parisian Major. They can be joined by six others (3 men, 3 women) who play the third round of qualifying.

The first round of the French

PLURAL OF MONSIEUR

Benoît Paire (149th) - Cameron Norrie (GBR/14th)

Hugo Grenier (122nd, guest) - Marton Fucsovics (HUN/80th)

Luca van Assche (79th) - Marco Cecchinato (ITA/73rd)

Arthur Fils (112th, guest) - Alejandro Davidovich (ESP/34th)

Constant Lestienne (69th) - Karen Khachanov (RUS/11th)

Adrian Mannarino (47th) - Ugo Humbert (38th)

Arthur Cazaux (193rd, guest) - Corentin Moutet (61st)

Gaël Monfils (386th) - Sebastian Baez (ARG/44th)

Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard (233rd, invited) - Qualified

Benjamin Bonzi (65th) - Thiago Monteiro (BRA/96th)

Richard Gasquet (50th) - Arthur Rinderknech (78th)

Alexandre Müller (100th) - Jannik Sinner (ITA/8th)

Grégoire Barrère (55th) - Emil Ruusuvuori (FIN/43rd)

Hugo Gaston (108th, guest) - Alex Molcan (SVK/83rd)

Quentin Halys (87th) - Guido Pela (ARG/421st)

Still competing in qualifying (3): Geoffrey Blancaneaux (161st), Laurent Lokoli (198th) and Lucas Pouille (670th)

DRAUGHTS

Kristina Mladenovic (165th) - Qualified

Diane Parry (77th, guest) - Anhelina Kalinina (UKR/25th)

Clara Burel (122nd, invited) - Sara Sorribes (ESP/132nd)

Océane Dodin (121st) - Selena Janicijevic (188th)

Jessika Ponchet (123rd, invited) - Nadia Podoroska (ARG/101st)

Léolia Jeanjean (129th) - Kimberly Birrel (AUS/111th, invited)

Alizé Cornet (59th) - Camila Giorgi (ITA/36th)

Caroline Garcia (5th) - Xiyu Wang (CHN/62nd)

Still competing in qualifying (3): Fiona Ferro (462nd), Alice Robbe (190th) and Elsa Jacquemot (175th)

Source: lefigaro

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