A Final Dance in Metz: The Draw for the Last Moselle Open Promises a Show!

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Jules Hypolite

le 31/10/2025 à 19h00

1 min to read

Altmaier Atmane Auger-Aliassime Berrettini Bublik Cazaux Gaston Halys Machac Mannarino Medvedev Metz Moutet Mpetshi Perricard Norrie Rinderknech Royer Vukic

For its 22nd and final edition, the Moselle Open promises to be spectacular. Félix Auger-Aliassime, Daniil Medvedev, and Alexander Bublik will lead the way in a competitive draw, where many French players will attempt to shine one last time in Metz.

The draw for the Moselle Open, celebrating its 22nd and final edition, was held this Friday. This event will offer several players the opportunity to collect valuable points in the race to the ATP Finals.

Félix Auger-Aliassime, world number 9 and a semi-finalist in Paris, will be the number 1 seed. With a first-round bye, the Canadian will start against a qualifier. However, he could secure his ticket to Turin even before setting foot in Moselle: a title at the Rolex Paris Masters would indeed grant him the eighth and final ticket to the ATP Finals.

In the bottom half of the draw, Daniil Medvedev has accepted a wild card. The Russian, currently competing in the quarter-finals in Paris, could face Learner Tien or Ugo Blanchet in his opening match.

Meanwhile, Alexander Bublik, the number 3 seed and also a semi-finalist in Paris, will begin against Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard or Tomas Machac.

On the French side, the home crowd will be entertained: two all-French duels are on the schedule, with Arthur Cazaux against Adrian Mannarino and Terence Atmane facing Hugo Gaston.

Furthermore, Corentin Moutet will take on Aleksandar Vukic, Quentin Halys will challenge Matteo Berrettini, Arthur Rinderknech will be up against Daniel Altmaier, and Valentin Royer will meet Cameron Norrie.