📝 Match Reports (Semifinals)
Quentin Halys – Yannick Hanfmann 2:0 (6:4, 7:6)
- Match Flow: Halys secured the victory somewhat easier than expected, although Hanfmann almost managed a stunning comeback. The match lasted one hour and 42 minutes.
- Late Drama: The Frenchman showed immense psychological stability. He had three consecutive match points at a 40:0 lead, but Hanfmann then broke his serve and narrowed the gap to 5:4.
- Unreal German Defense: When Hanfmann served to stay in the match, he saved 5 more match points. Statistics show he saved a total of 8 match points throughout the clash.
- Tiebreak: After all those missed opportunities, many players would have experienced a drop in their game, but not Halys. When they reached the tiebreak, the Frenchman confidently won it 7:2.
- Key Stats: Halys dominated on his serve, hitting 11 aces and winning an incredible 94% of points (32 of 34) on his first serve.
Alexander Bublik – Tomas Martin Etcheverry 2:0 (6:3, 6:4)
- Match Flow: The match ended in one hour and 25 minutes. Bublik once again proved not only that he is playing fantastic tennis, but he also put on a real show on the court.
- Tactical Dominance: With his masterful drop shots, the Kazakh completely drove Etcheverry crazy. The Argentine simply had no way to properly cope with that kind of game.
- Key Stats: Bublik was absolutely flawless when putting the ball in play, winning all 10 of his service games (100%). He recorded 7 aces and won 82% of points (32 of 39) behind his first serve, not allowing his opponent a single break point in the entire match.
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