
Quentin Halys won the Kitzbuhel final, defeating Alexander Bublik 6-4, 7-6 on clay. Halys hit 17 aces to Bublik's 6 and converted 17% of break points, while Bublik converted none. Halys also had a higher first-serve win percentage at 87% compared to Bublik's 66%, and he broke Bublik's serve once.
“It's tough not to think about my family, because since I was a kid the goal was to win an ATP title and today the dream came true. So thanks to my parents, my grandparents and everybody who made this possible.”
“I think I played an amazing match today. Sascha is such an amazing player, so I knew I had to play an amazing match to win and that's what I did, so I'm so happy.”
“I think winning a first ATP title is going to mean a lot. I remember my first one. I was chasing it for maybe five or six finals, and you did it in the second one, so big congrats to you.”
“He played great when he beat me last week in Gstaad. It certainly wasn't luck that he won.”
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| Date | Tournament | Round | Surface | Winner | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-17 | Gstaad | R16 | clay | Quentin Halys | 7-6(4) 4-6 6-7(5) |
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