Video - Marozsan Didn't Realize He Had Won His Match Against Humbert in Munich

Le 17/04/2025 à 21h12 par Jules Hypolite

Video - Marozsan Didn't Realize He Had Won His Match Against Humbert in Munich

Fabian Marozsan clearly wasn’t paying attention to the scoreboard during match point in his second-round clash against Ugo Humbert this Thursday in Munich.

The Hungarian won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, but forgot the most important thing—the score. When his opponent’s return landed in the net, Marozsan clenched his fist and immediately went to grab his towel.

It was only moments later, after Humbert had already shaken the umpire’s hand, that he realized the match was truly over.

The moment was reminiscent of Roger Federer’s famous oversight at the 2014 Halle tournament, where the Swiss star didn’t realize he had won his semifinal against Kei Nishikori.

Humbert, Ugo [4]

4

Marozsan, Fabian

6

Munich

Tableau

Fabian Marozsan

56e, 975 points

Ugo Humbert

22e, 2155 points

Roger Federer

Non classé

Kei Nishikori

62e, 928 points

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