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Damir Dzumhur sealed his best Grand Slam result in seven years … without even realizing it.

De Bosnian, 33, recorded favorite favorite Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in Roland Garros on Wednesday afternoon.

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Dzumhur reached a career-high No23 in the world seven years ago and made the third round the French open In 2015 and 2018.

Dzumhur has struggled for results in recent seasons and has enjoyed a Renaissance this year.

On Court Suzanne Lenglen earlier this afternoon, 5ft 9 in Dzumhur took on 6ft 8in Mpetshi Perricard in a match-up by David vs Goliath.

In an intriguing collision of styles, De Underdog defended the home crowd to win 7-6 6-3 4-6 6-4.

Dzumhur had broken Big-Serving Mpetshi Perricard in the seventh game of the fourth set.

On Matchpoint, the 21-year-old Frenchman sent a forehand long to seal the victory for his opponent.

Instead of celebrating, however, Dzumhur did not seem -watered.

The triple ATP title winner then hit the ball to the side of Mpetshi Perricard of the courtAs if he believed it was the turn of his opponent to serve.

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Then it told Dzumhur that he had won the game, and he ran sheepish to the net to shake hands.

He then waved apologetically to the crowd and did not want to cause their infamous anger.

In the end a smile broke out, while the size of his performance penetrated him.

Dzumhur had previously conquered a heavy fall in the game to prevail.

In his interview at the court, he admitted: “I felt stressed in the third set after I really had a break. And then in the fourth set, almost the same situation.

“I didn’t really know that I served before the game, so maybe it was better.”

Dzumhur will be confronted with reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz In round three.

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In 2022 Dzumhur Care health Afraid after a Roland Garros qualifying match against Fernando Verdasco.

After he felt pain in his stomach, Dzumhur was treated for pancreatitis and later admitted in Clay Magazine that he was “really close to dying”.

He added: “Shortly after the game I felt a sharp pain in my stomach. It increased more and more. And at one point I understood that something was wrong, because it was not normal pain, it was very strong and rare.

“After a consultation with the doctor on the spot, I was even worse and worse and sent me to a hospital Paris.

“I was lucky to send me there quickly. I had an inflammation of pancreas, which was a very difficult.

“The doctor who saw me told me that I was lucky to be young and in a good shape, because someone could be older or weaker to easily die with that kind of inflammation.”

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