Herbert Qualifies for Stuttgart Tournament by Defeating Tu

le 08/06/2025 à 18h45

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While Roland-Garros is not quite over yet, some are already looking ahead to the grass season.

Pierre-Hugues Herbert qualified this Sunday for the ATP 250 in Stuttgart by defeating Li Tu with a score of 6-3, 6-7, 6-1. On Saturday, he had beaten Maximilian Marterer with a surprising score of 6-1, 6-1.

The Frenchman awaits the identity of his next opponent, who will be either Damir Dzumhur, Justin Engel, or another qualifier.

Herbert Pierre-Hugues

182e, 338 points

Tu L

Herbert P • 7

3

7

1

6

Marterer M • Alt

Herbert P • 7

1

6

60e, 877 points

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