Frances Tiafoe wins the Halle Open final in an all-American matchup against Taylor Fritz, defeating him in straight sets. Multiple outlets report a 6-4, 6-4 scoreline as Tiafoe takes the ATP 500 grass-court trophy. The victory gives Tiafoe his second grass-court title, following a previous Halle win in Stuttgart from last year, and marks his fourth ATP title overall. Reports also highlight Tiafoe’s strong serving and control during the match, including eight aces and not facing a break point, which contributed to him maintaining his lead in both sets. The result comes after the tournament’s final set-up, which includes Fritz reaching the final through a win over Alexander Zverev, setting up the American-versus-American contest. The Guardian adds that the title is the biggest of Tiafoe’s career and that he becomes the first American to win at Halle since 1993. After the win, Tiafoe is expected to climb in the ATP rankings as Wimbledon approaches.