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Hamburg Open: Title defense for Krawietz/Pütz at Olympic dress rehearsal

Hamburg, 07-21-2024

Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz won the doubles competition at the Hamburg Open on Sunday afternoon and defended their title. As the most successful German duo, they celebrated a great success that gives them plenty of self-confidence just in time for the 2024 Olympic Games.

In the final, Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz beat France's Fabien Reboul and Edouard Roger-Vasselin 7:6 (10:8) and 6:2. The first set was hard-fought and ended in a tie-break, which Krawietz and Pütz won. They produced a dominant performance in the second set to secure their second consecutive title at the ATP 500 clay court tournament. This success was absolutely deserved, especially as they did not concede a single set in the entire tournament.

By winning the final, Krawietz and Pütz improved their season record to 27-13 and climbed to sixth place in the ATP Doubles rankings. Now they have to continue their excellent form at the Olympic Games in Paris.

Results:

  • Round of 16: Krawietz/Pütz - Nedunchezhiyan/Prashanth 6:1/6:4
  • Quarter-final: Krawietz/Pütz - Gille/Vliegen 7:5/6:2
  • Semi-final: Krawietz/Pütz - Frantzen/Jebens 7:5/6:3
  • Final: Krawietz/Pütz - Reboul/Roger-Vasselin 7:6 (10:8)/6:2