Dan Evans suffered a disappointing first-round defeat at the French Open as he was beaten in straight sets by Danish 13th seed Holger Rune. The British player joined a growing list of his compatriots who have made early exits from the tournament. Evans, who is currently ranked 30th in the world, struggled to find his rhythm throughout the match. Rune, on the other hand, displayed an impressive performance, showcasing his skills and securing a comprehensive victory. The first set saw Evans struggle to find his range and make unforced errors, allowing Rune to take advantage and break his serve. The Danish player continued to dominate and closed out the set 6-3, leaving Evans with a mountain to climb. In the second set, Evans tried to mount a comeback and showed signs of improvement. He managed to hold his serve and put pressure on Rune. However, the Danish player remained calm and composed, with his powerful groundstrokes overpowering Evans. Rune secured another break and closed out the set 6-4. Coming into the third set, Evans needed to regroup and find a way to turn the match around. However, Rune continued to play at a high level and didn't give his opponent any opportunities. The Danish player displayed a fantastic display of shot-making and court coverage, making it difficult for Evans to dictate the points. In the end, Rune sealed the victory with a 6-2 victory in the third set. It was a disappointing result for Evans, who
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