Felix predicts Mboko’s future – Tennis Now

By Richard Pagliaro Monday, February 16, 2026
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Felix Auger-Aliassime Tried with fellow Canadians Victoria Mboko In the Confederations Cup.

Auger-Aliassim believes that 19-year-old rising star Mboko will become a future master.

U.S. Open semifinalist Auger-Aliassime tells Bolavip’s tennis reporter Nicolas Albekwho predicts Mboko will win “many Grand Slams” in the coming years.

“We support each other so everyone can have the best career possible,” Auger-Aliassime talks to Nicolas Albeck about Canadian camaraderie. “We are all very good friends, also on the women’s side, and it’s great to see a girl like Mboko so young and playing such good tennis. Her level is very high.

“She does have a chance to have an amazing career and win many Grand Slamsif she needs me, I will be behind her. She can take care of herself, she’s already a great player, but I will always be there for her. “

Montreal champion Mboko officially broke into the WTA top 10 today after losing to Karolina Muchova in Saturday’s Doha final.

Rotterdam finalist Auger-Aliassime, who has won nine career titles, the most by a Canadian man in Open history, said he was proud of the progress of his compatriots.

“I’m always happy when other Canadian tennis players do well,” Auger-Aliassime said. “Gabriel Diallo had a great year last year and he’s a good friend of mine. Shapovalov was great in Dallas and Mboko was great in Doha, so I’m really happy.

“The thing is, we don’t have that many players compared to the United States, France or Italy. Obviously the population is much smaller than the United States, but we’re really proud of every player we have.”