Lucky Loser Atmane Eliminated in Second Round of Toronto

le 29/07/2025 à 17h50

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Térence Atmane took advantage of Ugo Humbert's withdrawal to secure a spot in the main draw of the Toronto Masters 1000.

The Frenchman faced Emilio Nava, who came through qualifying and had already defeated Zizou Bergs in the first round.

Unfortunately for Atmane, the match started poorly, with the first set lost 6-2 in just 22 minutes.

The second set was more competitive, and Atmane even earned a break point in the 8th game, which he failed to convert.

Ultimately, the American broke his opponent in the 11th game after missing five break opportunities.

Nava eventually won 6-2, 7-5 and will face either Juan Pablo Ficovich or Karen Khachanov in the next round.

Nava E • Q

Atmane T • LL

Khachanov K • 11

Ficovich J • Q

63e, 855 points

88e, 684 points

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