In the end, Harder, who was number five in the Czech Republic, left the field as a 6:4, 6:4 winner. In the first set he had taken the first service game from Landaluce to take a 1-0 lead. Although he had to accept the re-break to make it 2:2, he was able to take the serve from the Spaniard again immediately afterwards to make it 3:2. An advantage that Schwärzler, who attends the business school for high-performance athletes at the Liese-Prokop private school in Südstadt, no longer takes. He served loosely to win the set 6:4.
