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Fonseca's important decision to focus on his career

Fonseca's important decision to focus on his career
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Clément Gehl
le 20/02/2025 à 07h46
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Joao Fonseca is the center of attention on the tennis planet, thanks to some remarkable performances. Last week, he won his first ATP title in Buenos Aires.

In order to concentrate on his career, the Brazilian has made a radical decision: to stop using social networks.

A far from insignificant choice, given the popularity of social networking among the younger generation. A way for him to put less pressure on himself.

A Fonseca fan account announced the news on X: "Joao has confirmed that he no longer uses his Instagram account, that the person responsible for it is now his advisory team and that he is no longer on social networks and all media about him."

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