Francisco Cerundolo has claimed the biggest title of his career at Queen’s Club, outlasting Tommy Paul in a compelling three-set battle. The Argentine came from a set down to secure victory with a 6-7 (4-7) 6-4 6-3 triumph in west London.
First-Set Heartbreak
The opening set proved decisive in establishing the match’s momentum, with Paul edging a tightly contested tiebreaker 7-4 to claim the set 7-6. Despite this early setback, Cerundolo remained composed as he prepared to fight back through the remaining two sets.
Cerundolo’s Comeback
The second set witnessed a dramatic shift in the match’s complexion. Cerundolo broke through Paul’s resistance to claim the set 6-4, leveling the contest at one set apiece and setting the stage for a decisive final frame. The Argentine continued his momentum into the third set, where he dominated Paul 6-3 to secure his breakthrough victory.
The 6-7 (4-7) 6-4 6-3 scoreline reflects a match that ebbed and flowed between two competitive players, with Cerundolo’s ability to maintain composure following the opening-set loss proving crucial to his success. His performance at the prestigious London grasscourt venue represents the pinnacle of his career achievements to date, delivering him his most significant ATP title to date.