Jan-Lennard Struff vs Zizou Bergs • Brussels 2026
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20 Jan-Lennard Struff
Zizou Bergs
36
Age
27
193cm
Height
185cm
92kg
Weight
88kg
58
Rank
41
+23
Past 6 months
+3
Ranking history
Struff (21) Bergs (33)
Strengths
Struff Bergs
Latest results
Key facts
- In two years, Zizou Bergs has gone from world No. 73 to No. 41, while Jan-Lennard Struff has climbed back from No. 91 to No. 58 in twelve months.
- Zizou Bergs's nine titles include eight trophies at Challenger level or below; his only ATP 250 title is the one he won at Eastbourne in 2026.
- In Shanghai, Zizou Bergs eliminated Carlos Alcaraz, then world No. 3, before falling two days later to Tommy Paul, world No. 18.
- Despite eight appearances in Brussels for Zizou Bergs and five for Jan-Lennard Struff, neither has yet gone past the quarterfinals in this tournament.
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Match preview
This quarterfinal gives unseeded Jan-Lennard Struff another chance to reach the semifinals in Brussels, while sixth-seeded Zizou Bergs is aiming for the same goal. Bergs arrives with 7 wins in his last 10 matches, compared to 6 for Struff.
On hard courts, Bergs leads their head-to-head 1-0: he won 63 64 at Indian Wells in March. This first meeting indoors will show whether Struff can turn that trend around against the Belgian.
Serving will be an important indicator. Struff hit 13 aces in his last match, Bergs 12; their respective first-serve percentages were, however, 58% and 55%.
On hard courts, Bergs leads their head-to-head 1-0: he won 63 64 at Indian Wells in March. This first meeting indoors will show whether Struff can turn that trend around against the Belgian.
Serving will be an important indicator. Struff hit 13 aces in his last match, Bergs 12; their respective first-serve percentages were, however, 58% and 55%.
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Last meeting
Their last meeting came on March 4, 2026, at Indian Wells, on hard courts. Zizou Bergs defeated Jan-Lennard Struff in two sets, 63 64, in a match lasting 72 minutes. That win gave the Belgian one victory in two encounters against the German, with the same margin in their duels on this surface.
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