Cameron Norrie Reaches First ATP Final of 2025
Cameron Norrie extended his strong performance at the Metz tournament with a victory over Lorenzo Sonego. The British player’s late-season surge, highlighted by a win against Carlos Alcaraz, propelled him to his first ATP final of the year.
Before facing Sonego, Norrie defeated Valentin Royer, Arthur Cazaux, and Kyrian Jacquet. Despite losing the opening set against Sonego, Norrie rallied to secure the win after a two-hour match, demonstrating resilience and determination.
Post-Match Reaction
“Always a battle when I play Lorenzo. I have a lot of respect for him. He’s so passionate about tennis, and he showed that. He came to fight, and we both fought hard today.”
“I was really happy with my level. In the third set, even though he was fighting, I was really playing free, and I had a lot of support from the crowd up there, especially so which really helped and got me through the match in the end.”
“I was able to stay calm, and honestly I enjoyed this match probably the most this week, so it was nice. It was nice to get better and better as the match went on.”
“I was a bit nervous to begin the match, and it affected my serve, but he was tough. He served well, he’s a difficult player, and I had to find a solution and I was able to.”
Summary
Norrie's perseverance and crowd support played key roles in his comeback victory, marking a significant milestone in his 2025 season.
Author's note: Cameron Norrie’s determined comeback and growing confidence secured his first ATP final of the year, showcasing his improved form and mental strength.