
Fes advanced to the top 16 at the Paris Men's Tennis Masters and was confirmed to qualify for the Turin year-end finals
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Fez is the first French player to qualify for the ATP Year-End Finals since Monfils in 2016. The year-end finals will be held in Turin from November 15th to 22nd.
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[Reporter Liang Weiming/Comprehensive Report] Arthur Fils had a double blessing. Not only did he win the top 8 tickets for the ATP Turin Year-end Finals for the first time, he was awarded the first Frenchman in the past 10 years. He also opened the Paris Men's Tennis Masters at home and successfully advanced to the top 16.
This ATP thousand-point indoor hard court competition is being held at the La Défense Arena in Paris. Due to the upset elimination of Frances Tiafoe, the seventh seed from the United States, in the second round, Fez, currently ranked seventh in the year-end standings, is determined to enter the end-of-season closing battle. At only 22 years old, he is about to be honored as the 10th French star to compete in the year-end game, and the first French star since his senior Gael Monfils in 2016. "This feels great, because this is the largest competition and the biggest challenge you can encounter. I think it is really cool to play against these guys. The competition will definitely be very fierce, not only testing my own strength, but also ending the season with good friends."
Fes, who is full of talent, has experienced a year full of injuries, setbacks and breakthroughs, winning two championships in Barcelona and Cincinnati. Now he has a bye in the first round of the Paris Masters. In the second round, he defeated Czech dark horse Tomas Machac 6:4, 7:6 (7:4) after withdrawing from the qualifying round. He is about to compete with American 11th seed Taylor Fritz for a ticket to the top 8.
As for the men's tennis year-end tournament, which will be held in Dulin from November 15 to 22, currently German world champion Alexander Zverev, Spanish Alkaraz, American "left-handed heavyweight" Ben Shelton, Russian former champion Daniil Medvedev, Italian landowner Flavio Cobolli and Fes have all been blocked, and there are currently only the last two spots left.
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