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Can Learner Tien continue his meteoric rise?

On Saturday, Learner Tien became the youngest Geneva Open winner since 1989. And he's one of the best hopes for the American men at the French Open.

Published May 25, 2026, 4:44 PM
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Can Learner Tien continue his meteoric rise?

On Saturday, Learner Tien became the youngest Geneva Open winner since 1989. And he's one of the best hopes for the American men at the French Open.

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