Albert Ramos, 35, Alex Michelsen, 19

Albert Ramos, 3.80, Alex Michelsen, 1.28. Where is the respect?

Albert Cramoss, as I like to call him, is far from being a painter on hard! Afterwards, it's true that his results at the US Open do not make you dream: 5 wins for 12 losses. And there, with the physique which descends little by little, the placements are less precise, especially when a young 19 year old sends you warheads on the courts of the US Open! After Michelsen, we know his story, huh. He arrives like a hair in the soup in Newport and has the breakthrough of his life to lose in the final against Manna. Bam, here he is propelled as the back-to-school period at university begins in not very long! If you read between the lines, we therefore have a guy who has NEVER played in a Grand Slam tournament, who plays a guy who was 17ᵉ in the world in 2017, and who is rated at 1.28... There is only does that shock me?