blue News Logo
  • Start
  • Sport
  • Switzerland
  • International
  • Football
  • People
  • MyTech
  • Lifestyle
blue News Logo
  • Start
  • Sport
  • Switzerland
  • International
  • Football
  • People
  • MyTech
  • Lifestyle
blue NewsSwitzerlandInternationalSportFootballDigitalPeopleLifestyle
About blueOur CompanyWork at blueJobs
blue+blue TVblue Sportblue SuperMax
blue CinemaMoviesComing soonDealsMemberclubs
Residential CustomersMobileInternetTVCombi SubscriptionDevicesSupport & ServiceHelp
ToolsEmailCustomer SupportPhone BookShop Finder
blue News
SwitzerlandInternationalSportFootballDigitalPeopleLifestyle
About blue
Our CompanyWork at blueJobs
blue+
blue TVblue Sportblue SuperMax
blue Cinema
MoviesComing soonDealsMemberclubs
Residential Customers
MobileInternetTVCombi SubscriptionDevicesSupport & ServiceHelp
Tools
EmailCustomer SupportPhone BookShop Finder
AdvertisingLegalPrivacy PolicyImprintJournalistic Guidelinesblue News AppFAQ
DEFRITEN
DEFRITEN
Kym Suffers an Unfortunate Loss to Tsitsipas
HomeChevron rightSportChevron rightKym Suffers an Unfortunate Loss to Tsitsipas

Found an error?

Report now

ATP Gstaad

Kym Suffers an Unfortunate Loss to Tsitsipas

Jérôme Kym suffers an unfortunate loss to Stefanos Tsitsipas in Gstaad

Jérôme Kym suffers an unfortunate loss to Stefanos Tsitsipas in Gstaad

Keystone

Jérôme Kym (ATP No. 186) was eliminated in the round of 16 at the ATP 250 tournament in Gstaad. The Swiss player lost to Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece in three sets, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2), 6-7 (5-7).

Keystone-SDA

Keystone-SDA

16.07.2026, 16:20

The match could not be completed on Wednesday in the third set, with the score tied at 5-5, due to darkness. Last year, 23-year-old Kym from Aargau achieved his best-ever result in Gstaad by reaching the quarterfinals.

More About this Topic

Beach Volleyball
Beach Volleyball

Nina Brunner and Tanja Hüberli will play in the final in Hamburg

The Champion at Blue Sport
The Champion at Blue Sport

Ponti: “Some spectators might need binoculars.”

Interview
with Video
WTA Toronto
WTA Toronto

The No. 1 and No. 3 seeds are out: Sabalenka and Pegula suffer defeats

Track and Field
Track and Field

Switzerland's Next Quest for Medals

Most Read

1Celebration Goes Awry: Coritiba Player Falls in the Player Tunnel
2Fire Alarm at Lake Garda: 250 People Evacuated
3Spain and Italy are once again imposing entry restrictions on each other
4Bottani: “Croci-Torti has lost my respect”
5Brazilian juggles football for 50 hours without interruption