A LOOK BACK Ganjiang New Area International Challenger (Nanchang, China): How good was Quentin Halys in Nanchang? The third-seeded Frenchman averaged less than six games lost per match, eventually blasting to the title with a 6-3, 6-2 win over countryman Calvin Hemery on Sunday. At the age of 21, Halys is one of France's brightest young stars, along with Hemery and 19-year-old Corentin Moutet. Up to No. 110 in the ATP Rankings, his victory on the clay of Nanchang was his second Challenger crown this year. Also the champion on the indoor hard courts of Quimper, Halys now owns an impressive 13-4 record on the circuit in 2018. Elizabeth Moore Sarasota Open (Sarasota, Florida, U.S.A.): What a moment for Hugo...
Next Gen ATP star Quentin Halys produced breakout results in 2016, but is looking to take his game to an even higher level this season. The 20-year-old Frenchman is off to a promising start in achieving that goal. He's delighted the home crowd at this week’s $50,000 event in Quimper, powering through Miljan Zekic of Serbia and Teymuraz Gabashvili of Russia to reach the quarter-finals. Halys will now play another Russian in qualifier Aslan Karatsev for a place in the final four. “Quimper has made some good improvements since last year,” said Halys. “There’s a new area on-site with three courts, a very nice centre court and everything you need is right here. It’s now on the same level as...
Inspired by the viral success of the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals Top 8's Mannequin Challenge, the ATP University 2016 London Class did a version of their own en route to one of their sessions.