Halle Open 2022 tennis schedule – Order of play today (Sunday 19th June)
We round up the full Halle Open 2022 tennis schedule and Order of Play for Sunday 19th June.
We have now reached the final of The Halle Open 2022, and it looks set to be truly tense, high energy match at the OWL Arena this afternoon.
Yesterday Australian Nick Kyrgios was hoping to reach his first ever grass-court final, but his hopes were dashed by Polish player Hubert Hurkacz.
Hurkacz won in a tie break, 4-6, 7-6(2), 7-6(4), and will now also be playing in his first grass-court title session, taking on World number one Daniil Medvedev in today's decisive match.
In a tense semi-final yesterday, Medvedev fended off a set point in the first set to beat Germany's Oscar Otte 7-6(3), 6-3, priming him for a nail-biting final round, which will start at 2pm.
Fans around the world will be keeping a close eye on the match to see who takes home the trophy, and whether Hurkacz could be strong contenders once we reach Wimbledon later this month (Medvedev and all other players from Russia and Belarus are banned from this year's tournament).
RadioTimes.com brings you the Halle Open 2022 order of play for today.
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Halle Open 2022 schedule
All UK time. Singles matches only.
Sunday 19th June
OWL Arena
From 2pm
[1] Daniil Medvedev v [5] Hubert Hurkacz (POL)
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