Hurkacz’s sixth title has come true!  Pole wins the fierce final in Marseille!
  • Hubert Hurkacz wins the ATP 250 Championship in Marseille after a well-balanced match. Pole defeated Benjamin Ponzi 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). He dazzled the winner of the final with a great serve, which, as it turned out, allowed him to build an advantage in the tie-break
  • Bonzi and Hurkacz, especially in the second part, showed exciting tennis. Both served well, but they also put on a great show. He was admired by the crowds gathered in the stands of the ballroom in Marseille, who rewarded every sensational play with loud applause.
  • For our representative, this is the sixth victory in his career. The first was recorded in 2019 in Winston-Salem. In the 2021 season he won in Delray Beach, Miami and Metz, and last year he won in Halle.
  • More information can be found at Przeglad Sportowy Onet

On Saturday, Hurkacz, after a great match, won in the semifinals over Aleksandr Bublik 6: 4, 7: 6 (7-4). Both tennis players, especially in the second set, created an amazing spectacle, dazzling with their exciting play. The victory of the Pole was all the more satisfying, because from the very beginning the tournament, in which he was “number one”, was a test of strength for him. In the previous two confrontations, only the third group determined the winner.

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