Terra Wortmann Open 2025 Quarterfinal Preview: Medvedev, Zverev, Bublik Lead the Grass-Court Charge in Halle

The 2025 Terra Wortmann Open in Halle, Germany, is heating up as the tournament reaches the quarterfinal stage. Today’s lineup features a mix of seasoned stars and rising talents, all aiming to book a spot in the semifinals as part of their Wimbledon preparation. With top names like Daniil Medvedev, Alexander Zverev, Alexander Bublik, and Karen Khachanov in action, fans can expect a thrilling day of high-stakes tennis.

🎾 Quarterfinal Matches – Schedule, Matchups & Win Probabilities

🕒 Match 1: 3:00 PM (Local Time)

🇺🇸 Alex Michelsen vs 🇷🇺 Daniil Medvedev [3]
Win Probability: Medvedev – 67.6%

Medvedev brings his elite baseline control and grass-court experience into this match against young American Alex Michelsen. While Michelsen has impressed with his fearless play, Medvedev is the clear favorite and is expected to control rallies with depth and patience.

🕟 Match 2: 4:30 PM

🇮🇹 Flavio Cobolli vs 🇩🇪 Alexander Zverev [2]
Win Probability: Zverev – 83.5%

Home favorite and second seed Alexander Zverev will be looking to power through to the semifinals on home soil. His strong serve and court presence make him the heavy favorite against Cobolli, who must play aggressive yet consistent tennis to challenge the German.

🕡 Match 3: 6:30 PM

🇰🇿 Alexander Bublik vs 🇨🇿 Tomas Machac [7]
Win Probability: Bublik – 65.3%

Fresh off his stunning upset over world No. 1 Jannik Sinner, Bublik is brimming with confidence. His big serve and unpredictable style are tailor-made for grass, giving him an edge over the solid and disciplined Tomas Machac.

🕖 Match 4: 7:40 PM

🇦🇷 Tomas Etcheverry vs 🇷🇺 Karen Khachanov [8]
Win Probability: Khachanov – 69.2%

Karen Khachanov enters this match as a strong favorite, thanks to his explosive power and grass-court adaptability. Etcheverry, however, is a gritty competitor and could pose a challenge if he finds rhythm early in the rallies.

Stay tuned as the Terra Wortmann Open serves up grass-court excellence—today’s winners will move one step closer to the title and carry momentum into Wimbledon 2025.