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Blaise Bicknell fell short at the ATP Kingston Open after a gritty two-hour battle, losing despite winning the first set — but his trainer Chris Paul sees it as progress, not failure. With the team back in Jamaica and working hard, Paul praised the crowd’s support while urging patience, noting Bicknell’s tendency to rush after comebacks and lose focus on his game plan. A familiar pattern emerges: Bicknell often wins the first set, drops the second, then rallies hard in the third — a rhythm they’re refining. Even amid this setback, Paul is encouraged by Bicknell’s growth, calling a past loss his best performance yet. The focus now turns to upcoming California tournaments, with one message clear: keep grinding, stay patient, and keep building.

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