Overview
- The Bavarian duo captured the BMW Open doubles title in Munich on Sunday after qualifying, beating Théo Arribagé and Albano Olivetti 6:4, 6:7 (4:7), 12:10.
- The win delivered their first ATP trophy and paid €157,320, marking the largest check of their careers.
- The result lifted them to No. 13 in the ATP doubles rankings as a team, improving access to higher-tier tournaments.
- ATP doubles uses a 10-point match tie-break instead of a full third set, and they sealed the final 12:10 after a tense finish.
- Teaming since 2022 with runner-up finishes in Bucharest and Almaty last year, they became the fourth German pairing to win the Munich doubles event in the Open Era.