Unbeknownst to many, Adrian Mannarino, a tennis player, has a peculiar habit that might explain his response to the question about his Montpellier semifinal opponent. Mannarino, a five-time ATP champion, prefers to remain oblivious to his upcoming matches until just an hour before the start of the game. This strategy allows him to stay relaxed and avoid overthinking. In a past interview, he explained, 'I always try to keep it as long as I can because I just don't want to think too much. But let's say on average it's about an hour before. Today I was just at the restaurant checking on which court my friends Mahut and Roger-Vasselin were playing. Actually watching the screen, I saw my match. I was like, 'Wow, now I know.'
