US EditionMoise Kouame makes history: Younger than Carlos Alcaraz in first pro final
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Moise Kouame makes history: Younger than Carlos Alcaraz in first pro final
Competing in the first professional final, usually at Futures, is a great milestone for every player. The taste of success becomes even stronger when you achieve that before any other player from your generation. France's Moise Kouame did that this week! Three days after his 16th birthday, the young gun played in his first Futures final in Sharm El Sheikh. Thus, Moise became the first player born in 2009 to achieve that. Not only that, but he no…
At just 16 years old, Frenchman Moïse Kouamé will play his first pro final on Sunday, as part of a Futures tournament in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. This is an opportunity for the young promise of tricolor tennis to win a first title among the greats.
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