In an electrifying display of resilience, France's Ugo Humbert staged a remarkable comeback at the Monte-Carlo Masters on Monday. After dropping the first set 4-6 to Argentina's Federico Coria, the 14th seed refused to back down.
Humbert surged back in the second set with a dominant 6-1 victory, showcasing his tenacity and skill on the court. He continued his momentum into the final set, securing a 6-2 win and sealing his place in the second round.
The victory marks a significant turnaround for Humbert, who faced a first-round exit last year. By breaking Coria's serve twice in both the second and third sets, Humbert demonstrated his ability to adapt and overcome early setbacks.
Alongside Humbert, notable advancements were made by Karen Khachanov and Grigor Dimitrov, who also moved forward in the tournament, setting the stage for thrilling competitions in the upcoming rounds.
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Humbert roars back in Monte Carlo; Khachanov, Dimitrov advance
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