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1Polish tennis star Hubert Hurkacz is back in action! After a month-long break since Wimbledon, he’s playing his first match at the ATP 1000 tournament in Montreal. Think of ATP 1000 as one of the biggest, most important tournaments of the year—just below the Grand Slams (like Wimbledon or the US Open).
Match Time: Tuesday, August 4th, around 5:05 PM (Polish time)
Opponent: Marcos Giron (USA)
Where to Watch: Live coverage available on Przegląd Sportowy Onet
| Reason | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Comeback Match | Hurkacz hasn’t played competitively since July 5th |
| Ranking Points | ATP 1000 tournaments offer LOTS of ranking points |
| Path Forward | Winner faces Alejandro Tabilo (Chile, ranked #26) in Round 2 |
| Form Check | See if Hurkacz’s grass-court form translates to hard courts |
IMPORTANT: ATP 1000 tournaments are mandatory for top players. Missing them can hurt your ranking significantly!
Current Score:
- Set 1: Hurkacz 7 – 5 Giron (Hurkacz won!)
- Set 2: Hurkacz 2 – 3 Giron (In progress, Giron leading)
Matches are best of 3 sets. First to win 2 sets wins the match!
A: It’s one of the 9 most important tournaments each year (after the 4 Grand Slams). They give 1000 ranking points to the winner—hence the name!
A: Tennis players often take breaks after Grand Slams (like Wimbledon) to rest, train, and prepare for the next swing of tournaments. It’s normal!
A: A Chilean player currently ranked #26. He got a bye (free pass) to Round 2, so he’s fresh and waiting for the winner.
A: Hard courts (concrete/asphalt with acrylic coating). Different from Wimbledon’s grass—faster bounce, more predictable.
A: Check Przegląd Sportowy Onet for live text commentary, or look for TV/streaming rights holders in Poland (often Eurosport, Polsat Sport, or streaming platforms).
Go Hubert!