Mannarino falls in Houston qualifiers final round against Denolly

le 31/03/2025 à 09h15

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Adrian Mannarino failed to qualify for the Houston tournament. He was defeated in the final round by Corentin Denolly with a score of 6-4, 5-7, 7-6.

Mannarino had even led by a break in the final set and even earned a double break opportunity.

However, he was eventually caught up in the score and ultimately lost in the third-set tiebreak.

For Denolly, this marks his first main draw appearance on the ATP Tour. In the first round, he will face Brandon Holt.

Mannarino Adrian

49e, 1025 points

Denolly Corentin

400e, 119 points

Mannarino A • 3

Denolly C

Houston

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