Marc Barbier, the trainer of the young Frenchman Hugo Gaston did not hide his joy in front of the microphones, a few minutes after the feat of his protégé, who fell for Stan Wawrinka: “We are living a daydream. We grew in it little by little. We had a game plan to avoid falling into Stan’s game. You had to vary the effects, the variations and the rhythm. The start was a little timid. Hugo found the pace and was able to set up his game. It unsettled Stan. Physically, we knew that Hugo could hold up. He also held up emotionally and put in an incredible fifth set. We will savor. We will make sure to manage all this well. There have been a lot of firsts in this tournament. He has this ability to adapt and have detachment from the event. ”
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