Overview
- Alexander Zverev defeated Ben Shelton 6-2, 6-4 in the BMW Open final to secure his third Munich title, matching Philipp Kohlschreiber's event record.
- The victory marked Zverev's first ATP title of the season and ended a streak of six tournaments without advancing past the quarterfinals.
- This year’s BMW Open debuted as an ATP 500 event, featuring a €2.5 million prize pool, with Zverev earning €467,485 and a BMW car as the champion.
- Ben Shelton became the first American man to reach a clay-court ATP 500 final, continuing his rise as a promising talent on the surface.
- In his victory speech, Zverev praised Shelton's rapid improvement on clay and acknowledged Shelton's father as one of the sport's top tennis minds.