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Australian Open men's qualifying draw unveiled

Australian Open men's qualifying draw unveiled
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Clément Gehl
le 05/01/2025 à 07h38
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The men's qualifying draw for the Australian Open was unveiled on Sunday.

Richard Gasquet will have to go through the qualifiers, and will not have been able to take advantage of additional forfeits to integrate Lucas Pouille without a wild card. He will face Duje Ajdukovic.

The in-form Joao Fonseca, recent winner of the Next Gen Finals and the Canberra Challenger, is unseeded and will face Federico Agustin Gomez.

On the French side, we have Grégoire Barrere against Tien, Enzo Couacaud against Zachary Svajda, Pierres-Hugue Herbert against Dayne Sweeny, Terence Atmane against Matthew Dellavedova, Hugo Grenier against Christopher Eubanks, Luca van Assche against Alibek Kachmazov, Constant Lestienne against Vit Kopriva.

Richard Gasquet
315e, 165 points
Duje Ajdukovic
323e, 161 points
Gregoire Barrere
519e, 81 points
Learner Tien
28e, 1550 points
Enzo Couacaud
591e, 63 points
Zachary Svajda
143e, 431 points
Pierre-Hugues Herbert
155e, 399 points
Dane Sweeny
181e, 323 points
Terence Atmane
63e, 855 points
Matthew Dellavedova
507e, 85 points
Hugo Grenier
175e, 334 points
Christopher Eubanks
267e, 202 points
Luca Van Assche
166e, 352 points
Alibek Kachmazov
372e, 130 points
Constant Lestienne
351e, 141 points
Vit Kopriva
101e, 636 points
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