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Why beating Djokovic is coming of age moment for Fonseca

Why beating Djokovic is coming of age moment for Fonseca
BBC News Friday 29 May 2026, 22:14 UTC 1 min read
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Why Joao Fonseca's five-set French Open victory over the legendary Novak Djokovic shows the 19-year-old has arrived at the top of tennis.

Why Joao Fonseca's five-set French Open victory over the legendary Novak Djokovic shows the 19-year-old has arrived at the top of tennis.
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