Halle, GERMANY – Alexander Bublik Defeated Danyil MedveDEV 6-3, 7-6 (4) On Sunday to Win The Halle Open for the Second Time.
It was bublik’s first win in seven career matches vs. Medvedev.
The Kazakhstani Player, Who also Won The Grass-COURT TOURNANTENT in 2023, is just the third player to claim the title more than one on the three-Time Winner Yevgeny Kafelnikov and 10-Time Champion Roger Feder.
“Danyil, I’m Been Cursed to Play You Forever and Never Won A Set in My Life, But to Dray I Happy To get Thrug, and I WISH You – You’re A Great Champion – I WISH You are Lot of Success,” Bublik Told His Opponent Afterward. “I mean, to win, to beat you here, it’s a privilege for me.”
Bublik, Who Defeated Top-Ranked Jannik Sinner In the Second Round, Made a Strong Start and Put to White A 12-Point Winning Streak in the First Set. The Second Was Not Quite As Fluid With Five Double-FAULTS, but Medveedev Produced Consecutive BackHand Errors in the Tiebreaker and Bublik Seized His Chance to Wrap up the Match in 81 Minutes.
Medvev, who Saw off Home Favorite Alexander ZVEREV In the semifinals, was playing his first face Sink Losing to Carlos Alcaraz At Indian Wells in March 2024.
A. “We Ty to Better Next Time.”
