STUTTGART, February 11, 2025

Matteo Berrettini will return to Stuttgart competing in the 2025 BOSS Open. This was announced by organizers of the ATP Tour 250 grass-court event. The Italian fan favorite has already claimed two titles at the Tennis Club Weissenhof, winning in 2019 and 2022, and finishing as runner-up in 2024. His impressive record of 13 wins and only 2 losses at the tournament speaks for itself. The BOSS Open will be held from June 7 to 15, 2025.

His first title in 2019 came after a straight-set victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime, followed by another triumph in 2022, where he edged out Andy Murray in a dramatic three-set final. In 2024, Berrettini came close to his third Stuttgart title, battling Jack Draper in a thrilling final. In front of 6,000 passionate spectators, the rising British star fought off Berrettini 3-6, 7-6(5), 6-4.

“It was an incredible week and an incredible final – so close. This loss will hurt for a while, but that’s tennis. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose,” Berrettini reflected. Now he is eager to add a third BOSS OPEN title to his name in 2025.

“This tournament has become very special to me over the years. The beautiful setting at TC Weissenhof, the amazing atmosphere on Centre Court, and the incredible support from the fans make the BOSS OPEN a truly unique event. I can’t wait to play in Stuttgart again this year. The Weissenhof Club is the perfect place to start the grass season,” said Berrettini, a 10-time ATP champion, with four of his titles coming on grass, including his Wimbledon 2021 runner-up finish.

Berrettini will face strong competition at the BOSS Open 2025. Among the confirmed participants are:Alexander Zverev, Jan-Lennard Struff, Taylor Fritz, Frances Tiafoe, Gael Monfils and Nick Kyrgios.

“We are delighted that Matteo will return to the BOSS OPEN this year. Given his past successes here, he has become one of the faces of the tournament. With his aggressive playing style and grass-court expertise, he will once again be one of the top contenders for the title at Weissenhof,” tournament director Edwin Weindorfer stated in a press release.

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