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Arthur Gea to face world No. 4 Ben Shelton at Shanghai Masters
Arthur Gea, a 21-year-old French tennis player ranked 56th in the world, is continuing a rise that gathered pace over the summer.
He is set to face Ben Shelton in the third round of the Shanghai Masters in Shanghai.
Shelton is ranked fourth in the world.
This will be Gea’s first match against a top-10 player.
The match is scheduled for Sunday.
Gea’s progress has come through listening, training and developing, without getting carried away by his recent success.
Arthur Gea is set to face world No. 4 Ben Shelton in the third round of the Shanghai Masters.
The match will be Gea’s first against a top-10 player.
The 21-year-old Frenchman is ranked 56th in the world.
The match is scheduled for Sunday at 6 a.m. in France.
- Who
- Arthur Gea and Ben Shelton.
- What
- Gea will face Shelton in the third round of the Shanghai Masters. It will be Gea’s first match against a top-10 player.
- When
- Sunday at 6 a.m. in France.
- Where
- The Shanghai Masters in Shanghai.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Arthur Gea
- 21 years old
- Arthur Gea’s ranking
- World No. 56
- Ben Shelton’s ranking
- World No. 4
- Match
- Third round of the Shanghai Masters; Sunday at 6 a.m. in France
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