Félix Auger-Aliassime

Malgré une certaine baisse d'énergie, le Québécois Félix Auger-Aliassime a effectué une remontée victorieuse à sa première sortie au Masters 1000 de tennis ...

J’ai joué de mieux en mieux, je frappais les balles bien mieux et je servais mieux, a indiqué Auger-Aliassime, dont les propos ont été repris par le site web de l’ATP. «Je suis plutôt fatigué, mais ce n’est pas le temps de me plaindre ou de me lamenter, s’est-il motivé. Le gagnant a profité d’une frappe trop profonde de son vis-à-vis pour conclure les hostilités. Après avoir gagné le bris d’égalité du set initial, Ymer s’est donné une priorité de 4-1 à la reprise suivante. Le 76e joueur mondial a fait la vie dure à «FAA» tout au long de l’affrontement. «J’ai en quelque sorte trouvé un second souffle après avoir sauvé ces balles de bris à 4-1.

Félix Auger-Aliassime a eu la frousse, mais il a poursuivi sa série victorieuse mercredi matin. Le Québécois a difficilement disposé de Mikael Ymer 6-7 (6), ...

Le Russe a toutefois profité des fautes directes de son adversaire pour le briser à deux reprises en deuxième manche. Il a frappé un retour à l’extérieur des limites du terrain sur sa première, et a commis une faute directe sur sa deuxième. Musetti affrontera au tour suivant la troisième tête de série, Casper Ruud. Le tennisman âgé de 22 ans a semblé par moments fatigué face au Suédois. Il a ainsi porté sa fiche à 2-0 en carrière contre Ymer, la 74e raquette mondiale. (Paris) Félix Auger-Aliassime a eu la frousse, mais il a poursuivi sa série victorieuse mercredi matin.

Montreal's Felix Auger-Aliassime is seeking his first Masters-level tennis title in Paris as well as his first berth in the ATP Finals.

Auger-Aliassime entered Paris ranked sixth in the ATP Finals qualifying standings. Auger-Aliassime won on his second match point opportunity to end a marathon match that took three and a half hours to complete. Ymer, serving down 6-5, stayed alive when he tucked a shot over Auger-Aliassime’s racket to end a lengthy rally.

Malgré avoir remporté ses 13 dernières rencontres, Auger-Aliassime semblait encore avoir l'énergie du désespoir en lui. Se mesurant au Suédois Mikael Ymer, le ...

Il a fait subir à son adversaire, la même médecine qu’il avait encaissé au premier set. Celui qui est maintenant au 8e rang mondial est donc qualifié pour le troisième tour d’un tournoi pour une quatrième semaine consécutive. Se mesurant au Suédois Mikael Ymer, le Québécois s’est placé dans une situation difficile, échappant le premier set 7-6, suite à un bris d’égalité qu’il a perdu 8-6.

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If you’re in the market for a “Comeback Player of the Year for 2023” you could do worse. The power and passion of team competition will come to life as the players unite to represent their countries with national pride and USD $15 million in prize money on the line. But it’s also in the interest of everyone. For the record, she had won two titles in her career. In fact she has won two singles on the WTA and five doubles titles. I took the line to mean she had won no titles in 2022. We come from the same part of the world, have a number of friends in common, etc. He is the No. As DC Captain, it’s my job to listen to the players as well. But if he can sustain this confidence, this serving, this clutch play—all of which play off each other—he is a contender at all four in 2023. [counts in the head-to-head](https://www.atptour.com/en/players/atp-head-2-head/novak-djokovic-vs-felix-auger-aliassime/D643/AG37)), beat the world’s No. It also speaks well of his physical and spiritual durability that he is putting together this streak so late in the season, when others (see: Alcaraz) have, understandably, run out of steam.

Felix Auger-Aliassime is on a tear late in the 2022 season as he pushes to qualify for his maiden ATP Finals.

In that instance Rublev and Fritz would qualify ahead of Auger-Aliassime. It is now almost certain that he will qualify for the elite season-ending event. Unfortunate that I couldn’t convert when I was up a break twice. Then the next thing you know you’re back on serve. Quality rallies, he was making me work all the time. The Canadian was down a set and 4-1 but recovered for the victory.

The world No. 8 notched his 14th consecutive win Wednesday by squeaking past qualifier Mikael Ymer in 3 hours and 30 minutes.

In the third round, Auger-Aliassime awaits the winner of Taylor Fritz and Gilles Simon. A terrific forehand on the run and a pair of timely first serves brought the qualifier from 2-4 to 5-4, but after changing ends for a second time, Ymer tightened up on the baseline in finishing with two loose errors. He dropped 14 of 17 points before engaging in a lengthy discussion following the ninth game, then missed two more break points to see the set slip away completely. 6 in the Race to Turin. Playing his opener on Court 1, Auger-Aliassime battled back to prevail over Mikael Ymer, 6-7 (6), 6-4, 7-6 (6), after 3 hours and 30 minutes for his 14th consecutive victory. ATP Paris, France

Homme en forme du moment, Félix Auger-Aliassime a eu besoin de 3 heures 30 pour se défaire du Suédois Mikael Ymer (6-7 [6], 6-4, 7-6 [6]).

Le dernier set tenait ses promesses en termes de suspense. Dès le premier jeu, le Suédois obtenait deux balles de break, écartées par le service d'Auger-Aliassime. Cantonné sur le court n° 1 pour la plus grande joie de fans qui pouvaient être ainsi au plus près du spectacle, « FAA » a connu une entrée en lice bien compliquée contre le Suédois.

Felix Auger-Aliassime gestured to the rowdy crowd after coming back from the brink to beat Mikael Ymer in Paris.

After the match, Auger-Aliassime confessed he was tired following a quick turnaround from his fourth title win in Basel on Sunday. He then stormed back to claim victory in dramatic fashion on the small Court 1 in Paris-Bercy, overcoming some heckling from the crowd as some of Ymer’s fans loudly cheered his errors and double faults. Auger-Aliassime extended his winning streak to 14 matches as he came back from the brink in his opening match at the Paris Masters.

Félix Auger-Aliassime won his 14th consecutive match, rallying from a set and a break down to beat Mikael Ymer at the Paris Masters.

Auger-Aliassime has a strong chance to book his place in the ATP Finals in the next 24 hours. Ymer saved it with a passing shot that clipped the net cord, but after a forehand winner from the Canadian gave him a second look, the Swede overhit a second serve return to give Auger-Aliassime win No. It was the first time Auger-Aliassime had been broken since the quarter-finals of Antwerp, having held 93 straight games.

Félix Auger-Aliassime a eu la frousse, mais il a poursuivi sa série victorieuse mercredi matin. Le Québécois a difficilement disposé de Mikael Ymer 6-7 (6), ...

Le Russe a toutefois profité des fautes directes de son adversaire pour le briser à deux reprises en deuxième manche. Il a frappé un retour à l’extérieur des limites du terrain sur sa première, et a commis une faute directe sur sa deuxième. Tsitsipas a rapidement pris les commandes 3-0 en première manche. Le tennisman âgé de 22 ans a semblé par moments fatigué face au Suédois. Il a ainsi porté sa fiche à 2-0 en carrière contre Ymer, la 74e raquette mondiale. (Paris) Félix Auger-Aliassime a eu la frousse, mais il a poursuivi sa série victorieuse mercredi matin.

Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime celebrates his victory over France's Richard Gasquet at the end of their semi-final match at the ATP European Open Tennis ...