Rinderknech leads the field in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux, Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech headlines the draw as the tournament’s top seed. Currently ranked world No. 24, the French No. 2 received a wild card and arrives after a series of strong ATP Tour performances this season, making him one of the leading favorites on home soil.
Another major attraction is former world No. 3 Grigor Dimitrov. The 34-year-old Bulgarian brings experience and flair to the Bordeaux clay as he looks to build momentum ahead of the Paris Grand Slam. Dimitrov will take on a qualifier in the first round. Rinderknech awaits the winner of this match for a second-round clash.
The French Tennis Federation also awarded a wild card to 17-year-old Moïse Kouamé, one of the country’s most exciting young talents. Ranked No. 313 in the world, Kouamé continues to gain valuable experience at Challenger level while confirming the enormous expectations surrounding his future. The teenager from Paris will take on his compatriot Benjamin Bonzi in his opening match.
