Unseeded Kyrian Jacquet upsets second seed Billy Harris to win Delhi Open 2025 singles title. Jacquet, unseeded, beat second seed Harris 6-4, 6-2 at the DLTA Complex Centre Court on Sunday to lay claim to the championship. Organised by the All India Tennis Association and the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association, the tournament was an ATP Challenger 75 tournament played on hard courts with USD 1,00,000 as prize money on offer. The 23-year-old is the third Frenchman in a row to win the Delhi Open singles title after Stephane Robert (2016) and Geoffrey Blancaneaux (2024). Jacquet is ranked World No. 204 at the time of writing, and has won 75 crucial ATP points so far this year. He had earlier claimed the Chennai Open 2025 crown. He is the son of former French Open champion Jean-Claude Jacquet and the nephew of former world No. 1 and French Open runner-up Pierre-Michel Jacquet.
Unseeded Kyrian Jacquet upsets second seed Billy Harris to w….
