Could the former world No. 10's inspiring comeback earn him a Roland Garros wild card?

The former Top 10 player has had a long road back to the big stage.

Each of these twenty-somethings bears resemblance to an accomplished veteran compatriot.

Pouille will play his first ATP tour-level match since 2019 Shanghai against a seriously underrated fellow Frenchman in Bonzi.

While players get ready for a loaded six-tournament spread in Melbourne next week, here's what has been happening away from Australia.

The ATP 125 event was scheduled for the first week of February, but could now be rescheduled to April, and is still scheduled for its usual slot in September.

Tsonga has been off the tour since the start of 2020 due to back problems, while Pouille hasn't played since undergoing midseason elbow surgery.

Neither player has announced his new coach.