Atmane, the Champion with a Big Heart: What He Gave to Little Nino, Victim of a Pokémon Card Theft
Touched by the story of little Nino, 4 years old, victim of a Pokémon card theft in Grenoble, Terence Atmane decided to act. The semifinalist of the Cincinnati Masters 1000 gave him an unexpected package, filled with rare cards and unique souvenirs. A gesture that shook social media.
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A huge collector of Pokémon cards — he owns nearly 20,000, one of the largest collections in France — Terence Atmane was deeply moved by the story of young Nino, 4 years old, who was the victim of a card theft on a Grenoble tram while he was with his mother.
When the story was shared by Nino's parents on social media, Terence Atmane did not hesitate to respond.
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Touched by the situation, the semifinalist of the Cincinnati Masters 1000 decided to give the boy several cards from his collection, as well as a t-shirt, two signed balls, a dedicated photo, and a Pikachu plush.
"Little Nino is going to be spoiled for Christmas!" commented Atmane while posting the photo.
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