A few months before Roland-Garros, the chances of seeing a Frenchman shine at the Porte d’Auteuil are more than slim. Tricolor men’s tennis is at its worst and the reasons to believe in an achievement are hard to count on one finger…
At the start of 2023, we cannot really say that the French clan is lucky to have a headliner in its ranks. On the approach of Roland-Garrosit is necessarily a problem especially when we know that our best representatives are barely in the top 50. With the absence of Gaël Monfils last season, French tennis clearly lacks a succession that is taking a long time to emerge.
A number 1 very far
For the past few weeks, a small fight has been taking place between French players to be the best tricolor ranked at theATP. D’Arthur Rinderknech To Richard Gasquet, the one who has the chance to sit in this chair this week is Benjamin Bonzi, before giving it up to Biterrois on Monday. If his convincing start to the season propels him to his best ranking, 42nd place, he still has nothing to reassure, he who still lacks experience.
Should we count on the return of Monfils?
In recent years, French men’s tennis has suffered a real generational trough despite the few bright spells. No player manages to establish himself effectively in the heights…
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