Clement Chidekh vs Stefan Kozlov · Charlottesville

About the players

Clement Chidekh and Stefan Kozlov meet at the Charlottesville ATP Challenger on 7 November 2026 at 19:00 UTC. The match pairs a French player with U.S. college tennis experience against an American known from his junior career.

Clement Chidekh: French left-hander with college background

Chidekh represents France and, by public reports, played college tennis at the University of Washington. He is described as a left-handed baseliner who works well in longer rallies. His Challenger experience is more recent than Kozlov’s, so Charlottesville can test his consistency.

Stefan Kozlov and the Charlottesville matchup

Kozlov is an American who drew attention as a junior and has spent much of his professional career on the ATP Challenger Tour. His game is often described as crafty and varied, built on feel and court coverage. The indoor hard court typically used in Charlottesville rewards clean ball-striking and early initiative.

Key facts
Side AClement Chidekh (France)
Side BStefan Kozlov (USA)
TournamentATP Challenger Charlottesville
SurfaceIndoor hard (typical)
Start7 Nov 2026, 19:00 UTC

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Clement Chidekh vs Stefan Kozlov · Charlottesville

About the players

Clement Chidekh and Stefan Kozlov meet at the Charlottesville ATP Challenger on 7 November 2026 at 19:00 UTC. The match pairs a French player with U.S. college tennis experience against an American known from his junior career.

Clement Chidekh: French left-hander with college background

Chidekh represents France and, by public reports, played college tennis at the University of Washington. He is described as a left-handed baseliner who works well in longer rallies. His Challenger experience is more recent than Kozlov’s, so Charlottesville can test his consistency.

Stefan Kozlov and the Charlottesville matchup

Kozlov is an American who drew attention as a junior and has spent much of his professional career on the ATP Challenger Tour. His game is often described as crafty and varied, built on feel and court coverage. The indoor hard court typically used in Charlottesville rewards clean ball-striking and early initiative.

Key facts
Side AClement Chidekh (France)
Side BStefan Kozlov (USA)
TournamentATP Challenger Charlottesville
SurfaceIndoor hard (typical)
Start7 Nov 2026, 19:00 UTC

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