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Struff sends cute message to son Henri after reaching Madrid Open semi-finals
ATPFriday, 05 May 2023 at 16:30
Jan-Lennard Struff is playing one of the best seasons of his life so far and he had a very cute message for his son after the upset triumph over Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Madrid Open.
Struff is in the Madrid Open semi-final having beaten Stefanos Tsitsipas the previous night. Following the match, Struff had a sweet message for his son writing Hi Henri on the camera with a heart as well as showing a Minions character. Check it out below and let's see if Struff beats Karatsev later today.
If he does perhaps we'll see another message for his son.
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