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Zverev Overcomes Moutet to Reach Stuttgart Quarters

  • German top seed Alexander Zverev advanced to the Stuttgart Open quarter-finals on Thursday by overcoming French opponent Corentin Moutet in straight sets, winning 6-2, 7-6.
  • Zverev returned to Stuttgart for the first time since 2019, aiming to build momentum on grass ahead of Wimbledon despite his historical struggles on this surface.
  • Zverev started strong in the first set, faced increased resistance in the second from Moutet, and held his nerve to win in a tiebreak, describing the match as complicated but emphasizing the win.
  • Zverev expressed that while he would have liked a more decisive scoreline, ultimately securing the victory was what mattered most as he returned to competition.
  • Meanwhile, 17-year-old wildcard Justin Engel became the youngest Stuttgart quarter-finalist and youngest ATP grasscourt quarter-finalist since 1985, setting up a match against Felix Auger-Aliassime in a tournament with notable emerging talents.
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Alexander Zverev has a flawless record against his Stuttgart quarter final opponent so far - but doesn't know anything about it anymore. Or does it? Journalists help him on the jumps.

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Two Germans will also hit in Stuttgart on Friday. Alexander Zverev will make a first sporty statement at Killesberg, Justin Engel for a big surprise after the verbal one.

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The tennis jewel Justin Engel submits, the experienced ace follows: Alexander Zverev also moves into the quarter-finals at the grass tournament in Stuttgart. With the underground he quarrels a little, but is "happy".

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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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