Francisco Cerundolo wins the Queen’s Club men’s singles title by defeating Tommy Paul in the longest final in the event’s championship history. The match lasts three hours and three minutes and features Cerundolo coming back from a set down. After losing the first set 6-7 (with a 4-7 tiebreak), Cerundolo responds strongly to win the second set 6-4. He then takes the third set 6-3 to seal the title.
Multiple reports highlight that this is Cerundolo’s biggest title of his career. They also note that the final is an extended contest compared with previous championships, emphasizing both the match length and the three-set comeback. One report adds a personal detail involving his family traveling in time to watch him, while other coverage focuses on the key swing points as he overturns Paul’s early advantage.
Overall, all sources agree on the result, the set scores, and the historic length of the final.
