Kouamé reaches Orange Bowl final

Le 15/12/2024 à 08h25 par Clément Gehl

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Moïse Kouamé, a 15-year-old French tennis hope, has qualified for the final of the prestigious Orange Bowl junior tournament, beating American Jack Kennedy 7-5 6-3.

He will face 17-year-old Spanish player Andrés Santamarta Roig in the final. Kouamé continues his ascent after his first victory in the pros, in qualifying for the Brest Challenger against Denis Yevseyev.

The Frenchman is impressing and will be a player to watch at junior level in 2025, as he is the highest-ranked player among those born in 2009.

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Moise Kouame

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