Big Tennis Battle at the Moselle Open
A thrilling tennis doubles final is taking place today in Metz, France, at the Moselle Open. Fans are excited to watch Guido Andreozzi from Argentina and Manuel Guinard from France play together as a strong doubles team. They will face another powerful French pair — Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert — in what promises to be one of the best matches of the tournament.
Who Are the Players?
Guido Andreozzi — The Talented Player from Argentina
Guido Andreozzi is a 34-year-old tennis player from Buenos Aires, Argentina. He began his professional career in 2010 and has played in many tournaments around the world. Standing 6 feet tall and weighing around 172 pounds, Andreozzi is known for his strong baseline shots and smart doubles play.
His best singles ranking was World No. 70 in January 2019, but in recent years, he has focused mainly on doubles matches. His dedication paid off when he reached World No. 28 in doubles in October 2025 — one of the best rankings of his career. Andreozzi’s experience and quick reflexes make him a dependable partner on the court.
Manuel Guinard — The Rising French Star
Manuel Guinard is 29 years old and comes from Saint-Malo, France. He was born on November 15, 1995, and grew up in a family where tennis was always important — his mother is a tennis coach. Standing at an impressive 6 feet 6 inches tall, Guinard uses his height to deliver strong serves that are hard to return.
The year 2025 has been incredible for him. Guinard won his first ATP Tour doubles title at the Monte-Carlo Masters in April, followed by another big win at the Croatia Open in July. His current World No. 25 doubles ranking is the best of his career. Guinard’s calm mindset and powerful serve make him one of the most exciting players to watch this season.
Their Journey in the Metz Tournament
Andreozzi and Guinard have played together since early 2025, building strong teamwork and trust. At the Moselle Open, they have shown great form:
- In the quarterfinals, they defeated Constantin Frantzen and Robin Haase with scores of 6–4, 6–4.
- In the semifinals, they faced a tough challenge against Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl, but still managed to win 7–6, 1–6, 10–7.
Overall, the pair has won 10 matches and lost only 5, giving them a 67% win rate this season. They have shown great skill on indoor hard courts, which suit their fast and aggressive playing style.
The Opponents: Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert
Their final opponents are both from France. Pierre-Hugues Herbert is one of the most successful doubles players in the world. He has won five Grand Slam doubles titles — at the US Open, Wimbledon, French Open (twice), and Australian Open. His experience makes him a dangerous player in big matches.
Quentin Halys, who is 29 years old, has also been playing excellent tennis in 2025. He reached his first ATP 500 semifinal in Dubai and has climbed into the Top 50 in singles. Halys and Herbert have been performing well as a team, recently reaching the semifinals at the Paris Masters.
Comparing the Teams
Andreozzi & Guinard – Strengths
- Great chemistry and teamwork
- Guinard’s height gives them strong serves
- Consistent performance throughout the Metz tournament
- Excellent form in recent months
Halys & Herbert – Strengths
- Herbert’s vast experience and Grand Slam victories
- Home-court advantage with the French crowd
- Herbert’s calmness under pressure
- Recent success at big tournaments
The match will be played on a fast indoor hard court, favoring players who can serve powerfully and finish points quickly. Both teams are strong servers, so expect many close games and tie-breaks.
Prediction: Who Will Win?
This is expected to be a very close match. The betting odds are almost equal — Andreozzi/Guinard at 1.83 and Halys/Herbert at 1.88. That shows how evenly matched both teams are.
Our Prediction:
While Andreozzi and Guinard have been the more consistent team during this tournament, Herbert’s experience in big finals might give the French pair a slight edge. Playing in front of a home crowd could also boost their confidence.
Predicted Winner: Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert (France)
Expected Scoreline: 6–7, 7–6, 10–8
Still, this could go either way — Andreozzi and Guinard are in top form, and Guinard especially has been shining all year. Tennis fans should expect an intense and entertaining match filled with long rallies, powerful serves, and emotional moments until the final point.
Final Thoughts
The Moselle Open 2025 Doubles Final is not just about winning a title — it’s about teamwork, focus, and passion for tennis. Whether it’s the experienced French duo or the hardworking Argentina-France team, one thing is sure — fans in Metz and around the world will witness a spectacular showdown today.
