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French, Rap, UTS: Everything you wanted to know about Corentin Moutet (but never had the time to find out) – updated with Chile Open semis
One of the most talented ball strikers, Corentin Moutet plays for France and won the UTS 4 title. Here are the answers to questions you might have about the Frenchman
March 2, 1988: The day 16-year-old Pete Sampras earned his first top 25 win in Indian Wells
Each day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to a historic moment in tennis history. On this day (March 2, 1988), a 16-year-old Pete Sampras advanced to the third round of the Indian Wells tournament
Red-hot Humbert stuns top seed Medvedev to reach Dubai final
Ugo Humbert defeated Daniil Medvedev 7-5, 6-3 on Friday evening. He'll play Kazakh Alexander Bublik, the No 7 seed, for the title
March 1, 2008: Lucky loser Stakhovsky upsets Ljubicic to win the Zagreb title
On this day in tennis history, Sergiy Stakhovsky was crowned the champion in Zagreb - having gained a place in the main draw as a lucky loser. Find out how.
“Keep driving forward”: First player publicly supports ATP/PIF partnership
Stan Wawrinka has come out in support of the recently announced strategic partnership between the ATP Tour and Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund
February 28, 1983: The day Ivan Lendl became world No 1 for the first time
“It’s absurd”: Players unhappy with Chile Open conditions
February 27, 2005: The day Wayne Arthurs became the oldest first-time winner on the ATP Tour
Paolini, Kalinskaya hit career-highs – WTA rankings update
Mensik, Navone break top 100; career highs for Baez, Thompson, Popyrin – ATP rankings update
February 26, 2007: The day Roger Federer broke record for most consecutive weeks at No 1
Who’s the GOAT? What the stars of the sport have said
Los Cabos: Thompson upsets Ruud to claim first ATP singles title
February 25, 2002: The day Venus Williams became the first black player to become world No 1 in tennis history
February 24, 1984: The day Connors and McEnroe finally joined forces for the Davis Cup
Jamie Murray fears for doubles: “It just feels like it’s slowly going downhill”
February 23, 2006: The day Yaroslava Shvedova came within one point of achieving the first golden set in women’s tennis history