While most of the ATP top 50 decide to leave to playATP 500 de Barcelona or take a full week of preparation before the Madrid Masters 1000some choose to go to Bucharest or Munich. As is often the case, the German tournament, ATP 250, attracts Alexander Zverev, local, who won the title in 2017 and 2018. He is the only top 10 registered and the tournament favorite. But two well-known faces will also arrive in Bavaria: Dominic Thiem (97e)et Matteo Berrettini (84e, wild-card).
Berrettini has rediscovered the joys of a title
Looking for two consecutive victories since the end of December in Australia, Dominic Thiem continues its attempts on the main circuit. The Austrian reached the final at Munich in 2016, defeated by Philipp Kohlschreiber. Another former top 10 present, Matteo Berrettini quickly rises in the rankings. He benefited from an invitation to try to repeat his 2019 performance with a final. In any case, he has already proven himself by winning the tournament of Marrakech At the beginning of April. Note that no French are currently in the table. Constant Lestienne is 1 out and waiting for a forfeit.
2024-04-10 16:52:00
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