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Coupe Davis : «c'est un gag !», Gilles Moretton critique la nouvelle formule du tournoi

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«Ce qui se passe est un gag», a déclaré lundi le président de la Fédération française de tennis (FFT) Gilles Moretton à propos de la Coupe Davis, profondément transformée depuis 2019, indiquant qu'il était prêt à s'investir «pour faire évaluer les choses». «Ce qui se passe est un gag, c'est un gag», a insisté le

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