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Draw for the ATP 250 tournament in Marseille: Gasquet against Bublik, Pouille against Bonzi, Humbert and Mpetshi Perricard also drawn

Draw for the ATP 250 tournament in Marseille: Gasquet against Bublik, Pouille against Bonzi, Humbert and Mpetshi Perricard also drawn
Adrien Guyot
le 08/02/2025 à 12h53
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The Open 13 Provence kicks off this Monday in Marseille. Before being held in October for the 2026 season, tennis fans will have another date with the city in February this year.

Despite the withdrawals of Gaël Monfils and Arthur Fils, several French players will be present.

Defending champion Ugo Humbert is seeded number 2. He will face the winner of the match between Richard Gasquet, in Marseille for the last time in his career, and Alexander Bublik.

As for Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, who was forced to withdraw at the last minute in Rotterdam, he will face a qualifier in his first match and could meet Jan-Lennard Struff in the second round.

Of particular note is the clash between Lucas Pouille and Benjamin Bonzi. The winner of this 100% French clash will face Lorenzo Sonego, quarter-finalist at the last Australian Open, or Botic van de Zandschulp. Quentin Halys will face Zhang Zhizhen.

As for Harold Mayot, he will be playing against a qualifier and will be looking to join Daniil Medvedev, who has been exempted from the first round, for a gala second-round match.

Karen Khachanov, Sebastian Korda and Hubert Hurkacz are also expected in Bouches-du-Rhône.

Stan Wawrinka, soon to be 40, has inherited a tricky first round against Nuno Borges, seeded 8th.

Should he win, he could play in the last 16 against Zizou Bergs, if the Belgian manages to win his first round against a qualifier.

Marseille
Marseille
Draw
Ugo Humbert
38e, 1320 points
Daniil Medvedev
11e, 3060 points
Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard
57e, 905 points
Richard Gasquet
358e, 133 points
Alexander Bublik
10e, 3235 points
Harold Mayot
156e, 380 points
Lucas Pouille
584e, 64 points
Benjamin Bonzi
128e, 492 points
Quentin Halys
79e, 725 points
Zhizhen Zhang
367e, 130 points
Lorenzo Sonego
60e, 890 points
Sebastian Korda
53e, 960 points
Karen Khachanov
18e, 2320 points
Hubert Hurkacz
52e, 965 points
Stan Wawrinka
113e, 537 points
Nuno Borges
45e, 1070 points
Zizou Bergs
40e, 1170 points
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