ATP 500 Halle 2025, today Sinner-Bublik: time and where to watch the match

Halle (Germany), 19 June 2025 - After having German defeated Yannick Hanfmann in the opening match of the ATP 500 in Halle, Jannik Sinner continues his journey in the grass tournament facing alexander bublik, against whom he has already lost in the 2023 edition of the event, the year in which the Kazakh managed to win the trophy. The '97-born player comes from a victorious debut against the Frenchman Alexandre Müller, beaten with a double 6-4, and dreams of a feat against the world number one, who will need a good performance to secure the pass to the quarter-finals

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There are five precedents between Sinner and Bublik, with our representative ahead 4-1 in the overall balance. The Kazakh's only success is the one already mentioned in Halle. The Italian instead won in 2021 in the match valid for the second round of Dubai and in the quarterfinals of Miami (7-6, 6-4). In 2023, in addition to the defeat on the German grass, here is the affirmation in the round of 6 of s-Hertogenbosch (4-6, 2-6), while the most recent victory dates back to the quarterfinals of the last Roland Garros (1-7, 5-6, 0-XNUMX). 

Sinner's history in Halle

In 2024 Sinner triumphed for the first time in his career in the ATP 500 in Halle. In addition to the success against the Polish Hubert Hurkacz In the final act of the event, our standard-bearer was right along his path against the Dutchman Tallon Greek Railway, of Hungarian Fabian Marozsan, of German Jan Lennard Struff and Chinese Zhang Zhizhen. In the 2023 edition, however, the path of the native of San Candido stopped in the quarterfinals against Alexander Bublik due to a muscle problem in his left leg that occurred during the second set (the Kazakh was ahead 7-5, 2-0). Previously, the Italian had imposed himself against the Frenchman Richard Gasquet and his compatriot Lorenzo Sonego.

Time and where to see the meeting

The match between Sinner and Hanfmann, valid for the first round of the ATP 500 in Halle, is played Thursday June 19 on the Centre Court of the OWL Arena in Halle. As this is the fourth match on the schedule, it will not start before 18:30 and in any case after Zverev-Sonego. The duel will be broadcast live on Sky Sport (in particular on Sky Sport Tennis, but also on Sky Sport Uno, where the matches are broadcast from 11:30 to 19:30) and in streaming on Sky Go and Now. 

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