Halys and Herbert Claim Paris Masters Doubles Crown

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On Sunday, November 8, a French duo finished at the top of the doubles tournament at the Rolex Paris Masters: Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert won the title at the Plenitude Arena.

For the two French tennis players, it was a success against two accomplished opponents. The decisive match ended in a Super Tie-Break, where Halys and Herbert secured the victory after a direct fight in the closing stages of the third set.

Paris Masters Title After a Tight Super Tie-Break

The first two sets ended without a clear winner: Halys and Herbert took the first set 7:6 [3], while Skupski and Harrison won the second 7:6 [4].

The outcome was initially open in the Super Tie-Break as well. The French pair won it 10:8. According to L’Équipe and Ouest-France, the title was secured.

Skupski and Harrison Were the No. 2 Seeds

Neal Skupski and Christian Harrison, two successful players, stood on the other side. Skupski was ranked No. 3 and Harrison No. 4; together, they were seeded as the No. 2 pair.

The reports provide different details for putting the result in context: L’Équipe names the Plenitude Arena and gives the exact Super Tie-Break score. Ouest-France, by contrast, highlights the title on November 8 and the opponents’ No. 2 seeding. The central point is the same: Halys and Herbert are Masters champions in doubles in Paris.

A French Success on the Big Stage

The doubles title at the Masters 1000 tournament in Paris rounds off a successful evening of tennis. For Halys and Herbert, it was their first joint triumph at the tournament, where the players were already among the highest-ranked teams in the doubles rankings.