Hanfmann triumphs: Stuttgart tournament with Zverev as the main attraction!

Hanfmann triumphs: Stuttgart tournament with Zverev as the main attraction!

Stuttgart, Deutschland - On June 8, 2025, an exciting match was held as part of the renowned “Boss Open” in Stuttgart. Yannick Hanfmann, who was able to prevail in qualification, won 7: 6 (14:12), 6: 4 against Tristan Boyer from the USA. Despite a long break in rain, Hanfmann performed strongly and thus secured his place in the main field of the Rasmurnier. Next to him, Alexander Zverev, the Olympic champion of 2021, is also expected as the main attraction of the tournament.

Zverev, who has not played in Stuttgart since 2019, goes to the tournament as number one on the seed list. He had a freely in the first round and is expected to give his tournament debut on Thursday. Zverev already prepared well after leaving in the quarter -finals of the French Open 2025 against Novak Djokovic. The tournament takes place at Killesberg in Stuttgart and offers a total of 751,630 euros in prize money.

tournament details and field of participants

This year the field of participants includes two top ten players: In addition to Zverev, Taylor Fritz (No. 7). Other prominent players such as Lorenzo Musetti (No. 6) and Matteo Berrettini, the two -time winner in Stuttgart, have withdrawn their participation. Last year's winner Jack Draper is also not there, and the cancellation of Frances Tiafoe (winner 2023), Tommy Paul (No. 8) and Nick Kyrgios were also recorded. Jan-Lennard Struff and Justin Engel, who both received wildcards, are also represented in the main field, where Struff meets Matteo Arnaldi and competes against a qualifier.

The individual final is planned for June 15, 2025, while the quarter-final games take place on June 13th. In addition to the sporting competition, there is a supporting program that includes "Kidsdays" from June 8th to 10th and a "Sustainability Day" on June 11th. The ticket prices for the event vary, whereby the qualification is free of charge. The prices for the remaining tournament days are between 65 and 199 euros, while the Weekend tickets cost between 169 and 350 euros for the last few days.

The ATP Tour 2025 at a glance

The ATP Tour 2025 comprises a total of 66 tournaments that players use on five continents from January to November. The season began with the United Cup, a team event in Australia, and will be completed with the Nitto ATP finals in early November. The tournament in Stuttgart is part of this exciting tour and attracts a variety of tennis fans every year.

With the upcoming tournament in Stuttgart, not only the lawn season for the players is heralded, but also the anticipation of Wimbledon, which takes place from June 30th to July 13th. Zverev and Hanfmann are expected to demonstrate their ambitions and talents on the lawn.

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