Eastbourne Open 2023: Fritz Reaches Final, Brits Crowned Doubles Champions
- 5 in the world, secured a spot in his fourth Eastbourne final with a hard-fought victory, continuing his impressive form leading up to Wimbledon.
- Fritz is set to face fellow American Jenson Brooksby in the final on Saturday.
- Fritz, fresh off a victory against Alexander Zverev in the Stuttgart Open final 12 days prior, is considered among the favorites for the Wimbledon title.
Taylor Fritz is charging towards another Eastbourne title! The world No.5 secured his place in the final, defeating Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in a compelling match, demonstrating his readiness for Wimbledon. Fritz, the defending champion, is on a hot streak, with his eye firmly set on the coveted Grand Slam. This victory sets up a final clash against Jenson Brooksby, an underdog who has spectacularly fought his way through the tournament. Fritz’s confidence is soaring, making him a top contender. News Directory 3 brings you the latest updates with decisive reporting. His Wimbledon journey starts soon against Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard. Discover what’s next as we delve into the strategies and match-ups.
Taylor Fritz Continues Strong Run, Reaches Eastbourne final
Updated June 28, 2025
Taylor Fritz, ranked No. 5 in the world, secured a spot in his fourth Eastbourne final with a hard-fought victory, continuing his impressive form leading up to Wimbledon. The defending champion overcame SpainS Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, world No.28, with a score of 6-3, 3-6, 6-1.
Fritz is set to face fellow American Jenson Brooksby in the final on Saturday. Brooksby, currently ranked No. 149,has enjoyed a remarkable run at Eastbourne as a lucky loser after an early exit in the qualifying rounds. Earlier Friday, Brooksby rallied from a set down to defeat France’s Ugo Humbert, the fourth seed, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5.
Fritz, fresh off a victory against Alexander Zverev in the Stuttgart Open final 12 days prior, is considered among the favorites for the Wimbledon title. He reached the quarter-finals last year. His Wimbledon campaign begins Monday against France’s Giovanni Mpetshi perricard, ranked No. 36.
The Eastbourne men’s singles title has become somewhat of a specialty for Fritz, who has claimed three of the last five editions.
Fritz expressed confidence after his semi-final win.”I always feel like things are going to work out for me because they always do for some reason here,” Fritz said. “Just showing up here and being on site and playing on centre court. I do that have that bit of confidence.”
What’s next
Fritz will face Brooksby in the eastbourne final before heading to Wimbledon for his opening match against Mpetshi Perricard on Monday.