Benoit Paire

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Tytułem kroniakrskiego obowiązku: Benek zaraził się koroną i nie zagrał przez to w US Open 2020.

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Paire już niby zdrowy.

18 Aug (przyjazd) — Negative
20 Aug — Negative
24 Aug — Negative
28 or 29 Aug — Positive
31 Aug — Negative

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[Kamileki]

Paire Top Seed: Frenchman Paire is the top seed in Nur-Sultan, where he will pursue his first trophy of the season. Last year, Paire claimed two ATP Tour crowns (Marrakech, Lyon). The 31-year-old will play home favourite Kukushkin or Argentine Federico Delbonis in the second round.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/vienna- ... eport-2020

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2020 w liczbach:

Ranking: 28
Bilans meczów: 10-13
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 1 (Auckland)
Zarobki: $535,269

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Paire’s Title Bid: Second seed Benoit Paire is looking to kickstart his season after going winless at the ATP Cup and Australian Open. The clay-courts of Cordoba could provide the spark he needs as he searches for his fourth ATP Tour title and his first since 2019 Lyon. All of the Frenchman’s tour-level trophies have come on clay. He will play Nicolas Jarry or Jaume Munar in his opener.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/cordoba ... eport-2021

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[Damian]

Paire Perfect Under Pressure To Advance In Cordoba

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Coria reaches his second ATP Tour quarter-final
Benoit Paire was perfect under pressure on Wednesday evening to secure his first win of the season, eliminating Chilean Nicolas Jarry 6-2, 6-4 to reach the quarter-finals of the Cordoba Open.

The second seed saved the eight break points he faced — all of which came in the second set — to triumph after one hour and 17 minutes. Paire now leads Jarry 4-0 in their ATP Head2Head series.

"I'm really happy because I didn't make too many double faults. I saw I was number one at the Australian Open with only one match and 23 double faults, so really happy to save it," said Paire, who hit four double faults against Jarry. "Even when I was under pressure in the second set, I tried to push a little bit more.

"I'm really happy about how I saved my break points in the second set and he made some mistakes on a few. But I was happy to fight. I didn't say anything, I was just fighting and trying my best."

The Frenchman will next face Federico Coria, the younger brother of former World No. 3 Guillermo Coria. At Roland Garros last year, the Argentine made the third round at Roland Garros on his tournament debut by beating Paire in the second round.

<a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/players/fede ... '>Federico Coria</a>
Photo Credit: Cordoba Open
Coria reached his second ATP Tour quarter-final with a 1-6, 6-2, 6-4 victory against fellow Argentine Francisco Cerundolo.

“I’m very happy, it’s very special for me. It was very hard to play against an Argentine and a friend. He has so much talent and I really admire him,” said Coria. “I started very nervous in the match, but with some errors by him I was able to play my game.”

The No. 95 player in the FedEx ATP Rankings, who reached the last eight at last year’s Rio Open presented by Claro, has proven a force on clay. Last September the 28-year-old qualified for his first ATP Masters 1000 main draw in Rome, where he reached the second round.

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Coria showed great form against Cerundolo, who has been on a tear on the ATP Challenger Tour. The World No. 135 had won 23 of his past 26 matches at all levels entering Wednesday’s action. In 2020, Cerundolo won three Challenger titles, matching #NextGenATP Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz’s mark for the most at that level.

But Coria was the far better player behind his second serve in the final two sets, winning more than 71 per cent (15/21) of those points compared to 36 per cent for Cerundolo. Coria will try to reach his first ATP Tour semi-final.

Earlier in the day, Slovakian Jozef Kovalik beat Chilean qualifier Marcelo Tomas Barrios Vera 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 in two hours and 12 minutes. Kovalik will next play qualifier Facundo Bagnis, who ousted eighth seed Federico Delbonis 6-4, 7-5 after one hour and 34 minutes.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/coria-p ... -wednesday

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Second Seed: Benoit Paire headlines the bottom half of the Santiago draw, and he could face Juan Manuel’s older brother Francisco Cerundolo, who reached the Buenos Aires final. Also in Paire’s section are fifth seed Frances Tiafoe and fourth seed Laslo Djere.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/doha-ma ... ing-report

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Benoit Paire wywołał kolejny skandal. "Gra w tenisa staje się bezsensownym zawodem"

Spoiler:

- Tenis aktualnie nie jest moim priorytetem. Wyjście z bańki, to mój jedyny cel, który mam w każdym turnieju - powiedział Benoit Paire po porażce w turnieju w Acapulco. O francuskim tenisiście po raz kolejny w tym roku jest głośno.
Benoit Paire podczas turnieju w Buenos Aires
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W środę Benoit Paire (31. ATP) w zaledwie 68 minut przegrał wyraźnie 3:6, 1:6 z Cypryjczykiem Stefanosem Tsitsipasem (5. ATP) w I rundzie turnieju w Acapulco. Tegoroczny bilans Francuza jest fatalny: zwycięstwo i aż osiem porażek. W dodatku od sierpnia ubiegłego roku wygrał zaledwie dwa z piętnastu spotkań (nie licząc meczów rozgrywanych według specjalnych przepisów).

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Paire: Nawet lepiej, że przegrałem w pierwszej rundzie
Benoit Paire po porażce z Tsitsipasem udzielił kontrowersyjnego wywiadu dla francuskich mediów.

- Nawet lepiej, że przegrałem w pierwszej rundzie. Mogę wyjść szybko z bańki turniejowej i cieszyć się kilkoma dniami wolnego przed turniejem w Miami. Mogę więcej czasu spędzić na plaży czy basenie. Tenis nie jest moim priorytetem w tej chwili. Moim jedynym, aktualnym celem w każdych zawodach jest to, by wydostać się z bańki - powiedział Francuz dla "L'Equipe".

Francuz podkreśla, że nie opłaca mu się aktualnie walczyć w turniejach. - Przyjeżdżam, odbieram kasę i jadę dalej. Za wygraną w turnieju ATP 250 można dostać tylko 30 tysięcy dolarów. Ja, odpadając w pierwszej rundzie, inkasuję 10 tysięcy, za każdym razem przegrywając w dwóch setach. Po co walczyć jak szalony, by zarobić tylko trochę więcej? - spytał Paire.

Francuz przed rozpoczęciem turnieju w Acapulco napisał też na swoim profilu na Instagramie, co myśli o aktualnych turniejach tenisowych. "ATP stał się smutny, nudny i absurdalny. Granie na zamkniętych obiektach, bez publiczności nie jest fajne. W dodatku muszę zostać w hotelu i mam zakaz wychodzenia, pod groźbą grzywny lub wykluczenia. Gra w tenisa staje się bezsensownym zawodem. Potrzebuje trochę czasu, by przystosować się do obecnego ATP, ale postaram się odzyskać radość z tenisa".

Paire w tym roku już miał za sobą kilka wybryków. W marcu podczas turnieju Argentina Open stracił panowanie nad nerwami na korcie. Wdarł się w awanturę z sędzią, pluł na korcie, wyzywał. W pewnym momencie przegranego meczu z Francisco Cerundolo zaczął nawet demonstracyjnie serwować w aut.

10.03.2021, Dubaj, Iga Świątek podczas przegranego meczu z Garbine Muguruzą
Kosmos! Gdyby nie pandemia, Iga Świątek byłaby w ścisłej czołówce
Natomiast w lutym tego roku Paire znów negatywnie "błysnął". - To skandal. Jestem zadowolony z mojej gry, z tego ile z siebie dałem. Mógłbym wygrać ten mecz, gdybym miał jeden, albo dwa treningi więcej. Dla mnie, ten turniej to g...o. To wstyd. Jestem bardzo rozczarowany – grzmiał Francuz ocenił poziom organizacji turnieju Australian Open, w którym przegrał w I rundzie z Jegorem Gerasimowem 2:6, 6:2, 6:7(5), 5:7.

https://www.sport.pl/tenis/7,64987,2690 ... ink%287%29

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“There Is a Problem”: Benoit Paire Cites Absence of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic from Miami Open to Raise Tour Concerns By

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By
Priyabrata Chowdhury

March 20, 2021 9:07 pm
Veteran French tennis star Benoit Paire has raised fresh concerns on the double whammy of moving from one bubble to another, while on Tour, at a time when tournament sponsors are reducing prize money citing the pandemic. The fact that Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic have all pulled out of the upcoming Miami Open has only underlined his concerns.

The latest remark from the 31-year-old Frenchman comes on the heels of a recent post-match interaction with the press where he said that the game is being stripped off its soul minus an ambience and it’s hard to keep one’s motivation levels up.

He said that playing closed-doors across events has made tennis a “tasteless profession”.



Benoit Paire says the withdrawals of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic from Miami points to a problem in the circuit
Add to it the shrinking purse at top events and the players are left with very little motivation to risk traveling in Covid times. Hinting as much, the Frenchman cited the depleted men’s draw at this year’s Miami Open to reinforce his point.

In what is arguably the first time in many years, the tournament will not have the ‘Big Three’ vying for the title.

While World Number 1 Novak Djokovic announced his withdrawal from the event citing the restrictions in place in view of the pandemic, his ‘Big Three’ rival Rafael Nadal, too, pulled out because of a bad back.

Former World Number 1 and 2019 Miami champion Roger Federer, who returned to competitive action at the recent Qatar Open, also withdrew from the event, opting instead to return to training ahead of the grass court season.


Roger Federer/Novak Djokovic
PARIS, FRANCE – NOVEMBER 03: Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates winning a point during his Semi Final match against Roger Federer of Switzerland on Day 6 of the Rolex Paris Masters on November 3, 2018 in Paris, France. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
What’s more, reigning US Open champion Dominic Thiem, three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka and veteran French star Gael Monfils are also among the big-name pullouts from this year’s Miami Open.

However, if Paire is to be believed, the reduced prize money this year may have had a lot to do with the ‘Big Three’ pulling out.

“When I see that the Miami Masters 100 will be played without Roger, Rafa, Novak, Dominic, Gael and Stan, there is a problem at the moment on the circuit,” the Frenchman wrote on Twitter.

Read More: “Not a Lot In It For Us”: Denis Shapovalov Laments Reduced Prize Money at Tour Events

Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov also raised a similar concern after making a semi-final exit at the ongoing Dubai Open, saying reduced prize money is taking the motivation out of players to compete.

https://www.essentiallysports.com/there ... nnis-news/

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“Tarnishes the Image of Tennis”: Toni Nadal Blasts Benoit Paire Over His Unprofessional Pursuit

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French player Benoit Paire is one of the controversial figures on the ATP Tour. His recent on-court antics, coupled with an explosive interview, have angered a lot of people. Rafael Nadal’s uncle and former coach, Toni Nadal, was disappointed with Paire’s recent comments on tennis and paychecks.

In a recent interview, Toni Nadal emphasized that the statement made by Paire hurt the whole sport of tennis. Paire should never have said those comments in public.

“All this does tennis poorly. These statements are not correct. He would have done better to keep that to himself because it tarnishes the image of tennis.”

What did Benoit Paire comment?

Paire, in a recent interview, frankly stated that he had no interest in playing tennis. He was more focused on the paychecks he earns at various tournaments and that he is happy and settled with first-round exits at tournaments.

“I come (for the tournaments), I make some money, and (then) I go to the next tournament: I do my job,” he added. “There, if you win an ATP 250, you only get $30,000. I took a check of $10,000 each time by losing straight. Why tear yourself away like a crazy to win barely more?” Paire said.

Toni Nadal clearly was surprised and upset with Paire’s comments. He also pointed out the fact that Paire is not trying to win matches and tournaments.

“Paire is not doing tennis a favor with these statements. What is not normal is not to fight. There is very little value given to effort lately,” Toni said.

Benoit Paire’s recent antics on court

Recently, Paire was involved in a heated argument with the chair umpire at the Argentina Open. The Frenchman was upset with an ace call. And as the chair umpire went and checked the mark on the clay court, he disagreed with Paire. Subsequently, an agitated Paire first spat at the ball mark and yelled verbal abuses in anger, and was later charged with obscenity.

Paire then tanked the match, serving deliberate double faults.

This attitude of not trying and losing interest is harming Paire. He is now on a three-match losing streak, and it is anyone’s guess when he will put a stop to it.

Bhavishya Mittal

Źródło: https://www.essentiallysports.com/tarni ... t-atp-news

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Plotki głoszą, że Paire pali się ze wstydu, stąd ten dym.