Tennis Action Afoot in Stuttgart: Struff Leads as Zverev Restays
Anticipated Tennis Debut in Stuttgart Featuring Struff - Zverev's Entry Yet to Come - Stuttgart's Tennis Kickoff Features Struff, Predicted Presence of Zverev
Hey there! It's time for some tennis action, as the Stuttgart tournament commences without Alexander Zverev, leaving Jan-Lennard Struff as the sole German main draw contender. Struff will play against Matteo Arnaldi on Monday, with their match starting no earlier than 3:00 PM CEST on DF1 and ServusTV On.
Zverev, who recently exited the French Open quarterfinals, is expected to join the tournament after a short break. This will be his first shot at the title in Stuttgart since 2019, playing on his usual stomping grounds at the Weissenhof. However, as the top seed, he might face his first meaningful challenge on Thursday.
Joining Struff in this grass tournament are Yannick Hanfmann from Karlsruhe and Justin Engel, the up-and-coming talent from Nuremberg. With a total prize money of €751,630, this tournament is definitely one to watch!
- Tennis: It's the Stuttgart tennis tournament, y'all!
- Player: Jan-Lennard Struff, here to claim the title!
- Location: Tennis Club Weissenhof in Stuttgart, Germany
- Competition: The Boss Open 2025 is on!
Insights:
- Alexander Zverev's second-round match against Corentin Moutet was initially scheduled for June 12th, 2025, following a bye in the first round due to his top seed status.
- The Boss Open 2025 tournament takes place from June 9th to June 15th, with the singles final on Sunday, June 15th at 2:00 PM.
- The tournament is held at the Tennis Club Weissenhof in Stuttgart, Germany, with matches being broadcast live on platforms like Tennis Channel (USA), Sky Sports (UK), and TSN+ (Canada).
While the focus lies on tennis balls flying on the courts of Tennis Club Weissenhof in Stuttgart, Germany, for the Boss Open 2025, Jan-Lennard Struff steps up to the challenge as the sole German main draw contender, vying for the title. Meanwhile, Alexander Zverev, with his sights set on reclaiming the Stuttgart title he last won in 2019, takes a brief break before resuming his tournament journey.
