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Stats: Atmane, the Biggest Jump for a French Player Upon Entering the Top 100

Stats: Atmane, the Biggest Jump for a French Player Upon Entering the Top 100
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Arthur Millot
le 20/08/2025 à 16h28
1 min to read

After his sensational run in Cincinnati (semifinals), Terence Atmane unfortunately withdrew from the US Open due to foot and hip injuries.

Although he chose not to take any risks despite his current form, the French player will make his return in a few weeks at the ATP 250 tournament in Chengdu, China (September 17-23).

In the meantime, the native of Boulogne-sur-Mer can take comfort in an impressive statistic. According to the X account, Jeu, Set et Maths, Atmane has the biggest jump for a French player at the time of making his very first entry into the Top 100 (since 1990).

With a gain of 67 places, he surpasses Guillaume Raoux (+53), Jérémy Chardy (+51), Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard (+51), Arthur Fils (+49), and Pierre-Hugues Herbert (+48).

Terence Atmane
63e, 855 points
Guillaume Raoux
Non classé
Jeremy Chardy
Non classé
Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard
58e, 925 points
Arthur Fils
40e, 1260 points
Pierre-Hugues Herbert
155e, 399 points
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