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**In [[tennis]], [[Monaco|Monégasque]] player [[Valentin Vacherot]], who was ranked |
**In [[tennis]], [[Monaco|Monégasque]] player [[Valentin Vacherot]], who was ranked on the [[ATP rankings]], defeats his cousin [[Arthur Rinderknech]] in the [[Shanghai Masters]] final 4–6, 6–3, 6–3, to become the lowest-ranked [[Masters 1000]] winner in ATP history, and the first from [[Monaco]]. [https://www.espn.com/tennis/story/_/id/46570136/valentin-vacherot-beats-cousin-arthur-rinderknech-win-shanghai-masters (ESPN)] [https://www.atptour.com/en/news/vacherot-first-time-winner-spotlight-shanghai-2025 (ATP Tour)] |
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**Following his win at the Shanghai Masters, Vacherot moves to rank 40 and becomes the highest rank achieved by a Monégasque in history, surpassing [[Jean-René Lisnard]] who ranked 106th in 2006. [https://www.olympics.com/en/news/shanghai-masters-2025-arthur-rinderknech-valentin-vacherot-all-cousin-final-results (Olympics)] |
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