"Reach the second week," Vacherot reveals his goals at the Australian Open
Seeded for the first time at the Australian Open, Valentin Vacherot approaches the tournament with confidence and determination. Between intense preparation and clear ambitions, the Monegasque player is aiming for a symbolic milestone: the second week.
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Valentin Vacherot will have the opportunity to play the Australian Open as a seeded player, meaning he will not face a player ranked higher than him before the third round.
In comments reported by Tennis World Italia, he revealed his goals for this first Grand Slam of the season: "My next tournament is the Australian tour in January, with two preparation tournaments, followed by the Australian Open.
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"Getting past that crucial third round"
Right now, I am in the midst of physical preparation for long matches, in three or five sets. My goal for this first Grand Slam is to reach the second week and get past that crucial third round. And if my results can inspire young people to play tennis, that's what makes me happiest."
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