Echargui sees opportunity for Grand Slam in Australia
SYDNEY: For every Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz, there are hundreds of professional tennis players doing the hard yards on the lowly tours, making a living before calling it a day. Tunisian Moez Echargui belongs to this category. This time last year he was ranked just inside the top 500 and won $2,160 for winning an ITF tournament in Monastir. Now Echargui is on the verge of a major career development – at an age when many artisans are considering what to do after hanging up their rackets. A stunning run on the ATP Challenger Tour last year took him












