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Francisco Cerundolo secured his biggest career title at Queen's, winning the longest final ever played there. He beat 2024 champion Tommy Paul in a thrilling comeback, fighting back from a set down in west London. His parents even flew from Argentina, arriving just for the final two games to see him win.
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