LOVE ALL SCHOLARTuesdays with Junior
A weekly check-in with Junior Hakizumwami, following his Love All Scholarship journey from Kigali to the Mouratoglou Academy, one Tuesday at a time.
Junior's Story
Junior started playing tennis at seven years old in Kigali, Rwanda. His ceiling was becoming the best player in the country. Not because he aimed low, but because that's what the ceiling looked like from where he stood.
Then Boris Kodjoe told him the ceiling was a lie. The Kodjoe Family Foundation's LOVE ALL Scholarship sent Junior to the Mouratoglou Academy in Biot, France, the same academy that's trained some of the best players in the world. Every Tuesday since January 2026, he's checked in and told us what he sees.
4th Round, Exam Week & the Last Days at the Academy
I'm trying to enjoy every single moment.
First Round Win. Now Come the Tests.
I'm feeling good and I'm ready for more matches to come — and to give my best.
Back to Work: Study Week, Tournament Ahead
This week I focused more on my studies — getting better grades. Tournament is next week. I'm ready.
Semi-Finals, School & the Art of Balance
Exams and semi-finals in the same week — that's what I came here for.
Quarter-Finals and a Well-Deserved Rest
The results were great and I'm really happy with this.
Match Night: First Round Done
I just won my first round. I'm excited to compete today and get more results.
Recharge: When Rest Is Part of the Work
Two cool weeks ahead — focus on study, stay sharp on the court. That's the plan.
Don’t Be Fooled: The Work Continues
Don't be fooled — the work behind the results is everything.
Momentum on Clay
Two wins last week. The work compounds. Keep following.