Dear Ducaz reaches the final of the Monastir Challenge Tennis Course

Tennis player Aziz Ducaz qualified on Monday for the final prize round of the Monastir Challenge tournament held in Monastir. This qualification came after he defeated his Spanish rival Bernardo Mesa in two free groups, to secure his seat in the next round of the competition.

The player, ranked 380 in the world, imposed his field advantage throughout the meeting periods, where he finished the first group in his favor with a score of 6-3. He went on to dominate the second group by a score of 6-2 against his Spanish opponent who occupies 1100th place in the world rankings for professional tennis players.

Ducaz awaits in the final prize for the winner of a match that brings together Spaniard Alejandro Canas, ranked 242nd in the world, and Iranian Rahmani Brabra, ranked 664th in the world. The current tournament features the participation of three Tunisian players in the main table, alongside Ducaz, Moez Echargui and Aziz Reality.

Moez Echargui, 349th in the world, on Tuesday faces 381st-ranked Croatian Duy Idokovic, while Aziz realities, 515th-ranked, meets Spanish John Cheveria with 525th-ranking, seeking qualification cards for subsequent roles.

The Monastir tournament is a 50-point challenge tournament and is played on solid ground, with a total prize pool of up to $63,000. Frenchman Moyes Quami, ranked 132nd in the world, tops the list of classifiers in the competition, while Italian Lorenzo Gistino, ranked 231st in the world participates, holder of the previous edition title and eighth in this table.