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Monaco stays in the Group III

Davis Cup

Following a very intense week, our Monegasque players have managed to remain in the Davis Cup Group III.

The week started badly with a very unfavourable draw for our team.

During the week Monaco competed against:

- Wednesday 11 September: Poland

- Thursday 12 September:    Luxembourg

- Friday 13 September:         Greece

- Saturday 14 September:     North Macedonia

 

Recap of 11 September against Poland

Monaco competed against Poland, a country which should have been playing to enter the World Group but the new Davis Cup reform decided differently.

Romain Arneodo had trouble finding Majchrzak’s weaknesses (84th world player) ending in a 6/2 6/2 defeat.

Lucas Catarina played a solid game against the 36th world player Hurkacz. He lost 6/4 6/2.

In doubles, Guillaume Couillard decided to withdraw an injured Hugo Nys, and chose Benjamin Balleret to play alongside Romain Arneodo. It wouldn’t have taken much for the red and white duo to triumph over the Poles. Winners of the first set 6/2, Benjamin and Romain fought hard in the next two, finally to be defeated 3/6 4/6.

 

Recap of 12th September against Luxembourg

Romain Arneodo gave the first point to his team when beating Chris Rodeseh 6/1 6/4.

The Monegasque player was copied by his teammate Lucas Catarina, who won 6/1 6/4 against Ugo Nastasi.

Finally, the doubles team, with Benjamin Balleret and Hugo Nys, gave a third point to the Monegasque team with their victory over Diederich/Tholl 6/1 3/6 6/3.

On Friday 13, the Monegasques will be competing against Greece and Stefanos Tsitsipas to gain their place in Group II.

 

Recap of 13th September against Greece

Romain Arneodo lost 1/6 7/6 4/6 against Pervolarakis.

Lucas Catarina found himself against the no. 7 world player Stefanos Tsitsipas. The Monegasque was defeated 6/1 6/2 on Centre Court.

And finally, Benjamin Balleret and Hugo Nys beat the Greek duo Kalovelonis/P.Tsitsipas 3/6 6/3 6/3.

 

Recap of 14th September against North Macedonia

Thanks to its 2-1 victory against North Macedonia, Monaco will continue to play in Europe Zone Group III next season.

Melanie-Antoinette de Massy President

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The Monegasque Federation contributes to create ties between Federations and foreign clubs as well as to federate the clubs of the Principality, currently five of them. Affiliated to the International Tennis Federation, its national team compete in the prestigious Davis Cup competition since 1929. 

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