Draw Open 13 Provence Marseille 2025 including Daniil Medvedev, Ugo Humbert, Karen Khachanov and Hubert Hurkacz
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The draw has been completed ahead of Open 13 Provence Marseille which is due to take place between February 10-16, 2025 and is on the hard courts of the French city.
Established in 1993, it has grown into one of the most prestigious indoor events in Europe, regularly attracting top-ranked players. Over the years, champions have included Roger Federer, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, and Daniil Medvedev, showcasing its strong competitive field.
Held at the Palais des Sports, it is a key stop on the ATP’s early-season indoor circuit, often serving as preparation for the European indoor swing leading up to the Sunshine Double in the U.S.
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Medvedev will return in 2025 as top seed. He took a late wildcard after being defeated early at both the Australian Open and ABN AMRO Open Rotterdam. He faces a qualifier or Harold Mayot in the second round. A battle of the big men likely awaits below him as Jan-Lennard Struff or Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard will face off if they get through qualifiers.
Ugo Humbert is a home hope and second seed in Marseille. He faces Alexander Bublik or Richard Gasquet and is defending champion after winning the title last year. Third seed is Karen Khachanov. he faces Raphael Collignon or Hamad Medjedovic. In their section is Sebastian Korda also. He faces Otto Virtanen to start then likely Luca Nardi or Daniel Altmaier.
Nuno Borges v Stan Wawrinka is one of the top first round ties. Winner faces Zizou Bergs fresh from his Davis Cup fracas or a qualifier in the second round. Hubert Hurkacz is fourth seed and takes on Quentin Halys or Zhizhen Zhang in the second round.
Lorenzo Sonego, one of the stars of the Australian Open faces Botic van de Zandschulp first round. The winner takes on Lucas Pouille or Benjamin Bonzi in an all French battle.
Draw Open 13 Provence Marseille


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