Tennis-After years in the wilderness, Tunisia's Echargui eyes Grand Slam chance in Australia


Paris 2024 Olympics - Tennis - Men's Singles First Round - Roland-Garros Stadium, Paris, France - July 28, 2024. Moez Echargui of Tunisia during his first round match against Daniel Evans of Britain. REUTERS/Edgar Su

LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - For every Jannik Sinner ‌or Carlos Alcaraz, there are hundreds of professional tennis players doing the hard yards on the lower tours, scratching out a ‌living before calling it a day.

Tunisia's Moez Echargui fits into that category. This time last year he was ranked just inside ‌the top 500 and earned $2,160 for winning an ITF tournament in Monastir.

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