French Open 2025: Hewett & Reid Wheelchair Doubles Final
Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid have triumphed again, securing the wheelchair tennis doubles title at the french open 2025 after a day that saw them face off in a singles quarter-final. Hewett ultimately defeated Reid 6-2, 6-4, setting the stage for their doubles victory. The pair showcased their dominance, navigating challenging conditions to claim another championship. Simultaneously occurring,Andy Lapthorne faced double elimination in the quad wheelchair events,losing in both singles and doubles semi-finals. The news from Roland Garros includes upsets and compelling matches.For more comprehensive coverage and updates, news from News directory 3 is a great way to stay informed. Discover what’s next for these athletes as they look towards future competitions.
Hewett and Reid Secure Wheelchair Tennis Doubles Victory
Updated June 05, 2025
Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid claimed another wheelchair tennis doubles title, capping off a day that began with the two as singles opponents. After a first set marked by numerous breaks, the perennial champions found smoother sailing in the second, despite challenging conditions.
Earlier, Hewett, seeded second, defeated Reid 6-2, 6-4 in the singles quarter-final. Hewett is set to face fourth seed Fernandez in the singles semi-finals.
In other action, Andy Lapthorne faced two defeats in men’s quad wheelchair events. he first lost in the singles semi-final to top seed Niels Vink of the Netherlands, 6-4, 6-4.
Lapthorne, partnering with Sam Schroder of the Netherlands, also suffered a loss in the doubles semi-final. The second-seeded duo was defeated by Ahmet Kaplan of Turkey and Donald Ramphadi of South Africa, 6-3, 2-6, 10-7.
Despite winning the second set and taking an early lead in the tie-break, Lapthorne and Schroder were ultimately overcome by their unseeded rivals.
What’s next
Hewett will proceed to the singles semi-final, while Reid will focus on future doubles tournaments with Hewett. Lapthorne will look to regroup after his losses and prepare for upcoming competitions.