Here is the news that surprised the tennis world. On November 1, the general public learned that it was because of Corentin Moutet’s actions. “Does not match the values the FFT wants to transmit”expelled from all federal structures. A decision that caused the 64th player in the world to lose financial aid, who is also his coach, Laurent Raymond. After losing to Tsitsipas (6-3.7-6) on Thursday 3 November and eliminated from the Paris-Bercy Masters, the French have agreed to rely on the FFT’s sanction. “The saddest thing about this decision is not to work with them anymore”According to comments reported by our colleagues from RMC Sport, he said in the preface. “On the pitch, I’m all alone. Even if there are a lot of people you don’t see on camera like my coaches, my family, my relatives, those who were there for me and were a part of my performance. The saddest thing about this decision is that I won’t be able to work with Laurent anymore while he’s doing an excellent job. Slow progress We were recording.”The tennis player continued.
“I’m not perfect, but no one is perfect. I have flaws that they don’t appreciate, it’s their choice. If they want to support me, they’ll support me, otherwise I would do it with people who believe in me. I will continue to do everything I can.”, continued Corentin Moutet, who has been a regular at non-sports events such as his debate with Andreev last September. However, the 64th player of the world regretted the announcement. “Two days before Bercy”. “I wasn’t expecting it because when I was in the last 16 at the US Open they were in my box, often with me. It’s a bit unexpected. But as we saw on Wednesday (with his victory over Cameron Norrie at Paris-Bercy, editor’s note), I can win very difficult games. and I can get into my trenches. It’s not a 1000 people to know how to do that” , He finished at the age of 23.
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— Corentin Moutet (@moutet99) November 3, 2022
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Source: Programme Television
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