Overview
- The 25-year-old beat Adrian Mannarino 6-3, 7-6 (4) in the Open Occitanie final to retain the Montpellier crown.
- He fired 13 aces, won 87% of first-serve points and did not face a break point, closing the tiebreak with five straight points from 2-4.
- The triumph is his ninth ATP title and eighth indoors, moving him past Milos Raonic for the most tour-level men’s singles titles by a Canadian in the Open Era.
- His route to the final featured wins over Stan Wawrinka, Arthur Fils and qualifier Titouan Droguet, dropping just one set all week.
- Updated ATP rankings place him at No. 6 as he opens the Rotterdam Open against Alexei Popyrin in a draw missing Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev and Jack Draper.