Arthur Géa

From Vaucluse to the ATP Tour

Each generation sees a few players emerge who are capable of shaking up the hierarchy. Arthur Géa is one of them. Born on January 2, 2005, the Frenchman is building his trajectory with one obsession: pushing his limits. From his first titles on the ITF circuit to victories against established players among the world elite, each tournament marks a new stage in an ascent driven with determination. The year 2026 changes everything. After a notable exploit at the Australian Open against world No. 19 Jiří Lehečka, Arthur confirms his change in dimension throughout the season. His first ATP title, won in Los Cabos, marks a turning point. A perfect week. A trophy. Entry into a new category. A few days later, he reaches 82nd place in the world.

Guided throughout his career by Tarik Benhabiles, Gerald Melzer, and more recently Andrea Morlet, Arthur continues to raise his level with intact ambition. The journey has just begun. Each match is a step. Each victory brings him a little closer to a goal that has become obvious: to compete with the best players in the world and to durably inscribe his name among the elite of world tennis.

Ezone 98

The racket Arthur plays on the ATP and Challenger tours. Built for baseline players chasing power and precision, the Ezone 98 pairs a generous head size with a compact, maneuverable frame, suited to an aggressive game built on flat and topspin drives.