Benoit Paire announced a new coach at the turn of the year after aiming to be more professional following accusations of tanking matches and becoming better known for his outbursts on court.
But the former World No.18 has returned to the winners' circle with his seventh ATP Challenger in Puerto Vallerta over the past week.
He defeated Yuta Shimizu 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 to cap off a perfect week in Mexico. As he looks to revive his career, he will next head to Phoenix to play qualifying in the Challenger featuring Gael Monfils, Matteo Berrettini and Diego Schwartzman.
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- Dude, get her some professional help before you leave.
mandoist07-01-2025 - Bublik, I am right there with ya. Retire with a bang!Rapunzel07-01-2025
- HEY!! That's Raducanu's line! You don't to be her, do ya?mandoist05-01-2025
- Gauff has no pride just by showing up there.crissy05-01-2025
- Kyrgios really needs to stop with the Sinner vitriol. I really thought he had matured. I hope he gets taken out in the first round of the AO.Rapunzel04-01-2025
- Lena!!! There are people genuinely concerned for you (even just fans like me who witnessed him bring you to near tears on at least two occasions on outside practice courts and hallways). Please seek professional help. You were off to a great start but this twisted mess can potentially ruin your season, possibly your career. Cut your ties and free your mind.mandoist03-01-2025
- Time to stop The Talk when you can't 'Walk The Walk;.mandoist02-01-2025
- Sad news to say the least. Don't know where this pressure comes from... but this is not going to end well given his past actions (in front of many behind the scenes). Shameful.mandoist01-01-2025
- Ooh... Ooh... I have hundreds of thousands of dollars to throw away. Can I sponsor Ms. 'One and Done' too?mandoist31-12-2024
- Doping and transparency??? That will never happen :-)
AceOfBase25-12-2024
