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USA Today via Reuters

USA Today via Reuters

French tennis player Benoit Paire stunned everyone when he reached the pre-quarters of the Cincinnati Masters 2021. He is currently facing John Isner there and is leading 1-0 after the end of the first set.

After losing five straight matches in five successive tournaments, Benoit Paire was unable to find any sponsors. Some fans believe that it is also because of his on-court antics that no one is ready to sponsor the Frenchman. As a result, he played wearing the ball boys’ outfit at the Wimbledon Championships 2021 and interestingly, he is still sponsorless to date.

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However, something intriguing took place during his match against John Isner. Paire turned up in a black Adidas T-shirt for the match and is still playing in the same outfit. It is quite surprising to watch him wearing the Adidas T-shirt since the sports brand is not sponsoring him right now.

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Benoit Paire wins back to back matches at the Cincinnati Masters 2021

It is after a very long time that Paire has managed to win two matches at any tournament. While he has won only 11 matches so far, he has lost the double number of matches this year. Thus, these two wins can help the Frenchman to regain his form and momentum.

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In the first match, Paire made an incredible comeback against Miomir Kecmanovic after losing the first set. He didn’t give up and won the next two sets to advance to the round of 32. However, it is this round in which he caught everyone’s attention. In an epic encounter, he defeated Denis Shapovalov in three sets and stunned everybody.

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With his current form, Benoit Paire can at least reach the semis of the Cincinnati Masters 2021. He is playing well against John Isner at the moment and is one set away from reaching the quarters of the tournament. Will he be able to win his first Masters title in Cincinnati this year?

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