Batist’s game is built around applying pressure from the very first shot. His serve allows him to gain the upper hand early, while his forehand inside-out is a key tool for dictating play and closing out rallies. By combining these strengths, he consistently forces opponents onto the defensive.

On average, Batist spends around three hours per day on court, including training, match play, and free hitting. In addition to his time on court, he regularly engages in strength and conditioning workouts, ensuring that he remains physically strong and fit throughout the season.

Outside of tennis, Batist is exploring his academic interests. He is currently orienting himself on potential fields of study, with particular interest in areas such as law and medicine.

Over the past year, Batist has been active in competition, achieving notable results such as:

• 6-1 6-4 win over Jasper Taken (UTR 7.79)
• 2-6 6-4 6-1 win over Boris Vastert (UTR 7.64)
• 6-2 6-7 6-0 win over Delano Smith (UTR 8.02)
• 6-1 4-6 1-6 loss to Morten Bakker (UTR 8.69)

With his dedication to training, his powerful attacking style, and his drive to improve, Batist continues to sharpen his skills and gain valuable experience. Looking ahead, he is eager to further develop both his tennis and academic journey.