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In Roland-Garros, Richard Gasquet sees retirement without regret: "I gave everything to try to be the best"
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In Roland-Garros, Richard Gasquet sees retirement without regret: "I gave everything to try to be the best"
The Frenchman Richard Gasquet, on the Court Suzanne-Lenglen, in Roland-Garros, on May 30, 2023. Thomas Samson/AFP Will he go online? Crossed? In amortized? Or maybe even lobed? The bets are open to find out where Richard Gasquet’s last winning loss will come from. At 38, the Frenchman is preparing to compete in Roland-Garros the last tournament of a career that has spread over almost a quarter of a century. In the first round, Monday, May 26, he…
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