Pierre-Hugues Herbert, 35, questions his 2027 plans after a first-round win at the ATP 250 in Lyon.
Herbert uncertain about 2027 plans
Pierre-Hugues Herbert, 35, said he is unsure about his future in tennis after defeating Sebastián Báez in the first round of the ATP 250 in Lyon on Tuesday. He is set to face Taylor Fritz in the quarterfinals and mentioned in an interview with Progrès that he is still considering whether to continue his career past 2027.Herbert's doubles success
Herbert has had a successful career in doubles, winning four Grand Slam titles with Nicolas Mahut, including two Roland-Garros championships. He also claimed the ATP Finals in 2019 and 2021 and helped France win the Davis Cup in 2017.Herbert's singles achievements
In singles, Herbert has reached four ATP finals and once held a world ranking of 36th. Although he is currently ranked around 290th, his victory over Báez showed he can still compete with higher-ranked players.Herbert's future remains open
Herbert has not officially announced any retirement plans or decisions about his upcoming season. His upcoming match against Fritz, the second seed in the Lyon tournament, will be a key test of his current form against a top player on the circuit.