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Alize Cornet: Tennis World Braces for Heartbreak as Rafael Nadal Bids Farewell at French Open

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Alize Cornet, the former world number 11, is gearing up for her 20th and final tournament at the French Open, where she made her debut as a 15-year-old. The 34-year-old tennis star recently took to Instagram to share a countdown message with her fans, signaling her impending departure from the professional tennis circuit.

In a heartfelt post, Cornet shared a picture of herself on the court with the caption, “Philippe Chatrier – 12h, À demain @rolandgarros ✊🧡 #thelastdance.” Fans have been following her journey closely, especially after Rafael Nadal’s unexpected exit from the French Open.

Cornet’s final match is scheduled as the first on Court Philippe-Chatrier on Tuesday, where she will face off against Qinwen Zheng. The tournament director, Amelie Mauresmo, and her team have made special arrangements to honor Cornet’s last appearance at Roland Garros.

Reflecting on her long and storied career, Cornet expressed her deep connection to the French Open, calling it a love story that has had its ups and downs. She shared, “Roland-Garros is a love story that was not always easy, and I think it’s the case also for all the French tennis players. So I’m delighted to have chosen my last tournament, because it’s a lot of symbolism for me.”

As Cornet prepares to bid farewell to the sport she loves, fans and fellow players alike are sure to be watching her final moments on the court with bated breath, celebrating a remarkable career and a lasting legacy in the world of tennis.

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