In this year's Halle Open, unexpectedly happened. After only the first 2 rounds, the three most appreciated players are Roger Federer, Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev soon stopped the game. The only seed remained and went to the final match, Androy Rubleev.
Last night, Rubleev entered the Halle Open 2021 final, also the 6th final in his career. The rival of the Russian tennis player Ugo Humbert – the star is considered the “umbrella” of the tournament. In German soil, the scenario was less expected to happen when Rubleev was the one who was defeated.
In Set 1, the two players entered the game quite confidently and chased the score quite attractive. However, the turning point came in Game 8 when Humbert won the hinge break-point and took the 5-3 lead. Earlier, the French star also successfully defended his gaming games. Taking advantage of the opportunity, he won more game 9 and ended set 1 with a 6-3 victory.
Set 2, the drama was pushed to the climax. Both players no one won the break throughout the set and had a very close score. At game 12, the result is 6-6, forcing the set to go to the brain tie-break series. At this time, Humbert was more excellent when he won Mino-Break and defeated his opponent 7-4.
In the end, Humbert won 2-0 and officially crowned at Halle Open 2021. Notably, this is the first ATP 500 title in the career of the French tennis player. Earlier, he pocketed two other ATP 250 championships, Auckland Open and Antwerp Open, both in 2020.
The Halle Open championship will definitely help Humbert create a psychological momentum before Wimbledon. Before coming to England to compete, the 22 -year -old player also participated in another tournament, Mallorca Open in Spain.
