Christopher Haworth Claims Gold: The 2025 APP Humana Fort Lauderdale Open witnessed top-tier competition in the Men’s Pro Singles event, with Christopher Haworth solidifying his position as the No. 1 player. Nearly all of the APP’s top 20 ranked players participated in the season opener, delivering thrilling matches throughout.
Top Seeds Dominate Early Rounds
In the top half of the draw, Haworth demonstrated why he holds the No. 1 ranking. He defeated upstart Casey Diamond and No. 8 seed Camron in straight sets to secure his spot in the semifinals.
A standout performance came from Ammar Wazir, ranked 46th on the APP tour. Wazir upset No. 4 seed Ryler DeHeart in the quarterfinals after DeHeart had battled past rising talents Livornese and Goins.
Meanwhile, in the bottom half, No. 2 seed Grayson Goldin showcased his dominance, overcoming Lanier in the round of 16 and Howells in the quarters. Goldin then defeated No. 3 Jack Foster in the semifinals, setting up a highly anticipated final against Haworth.
Thrilling Final Match
The gold medal match between Haworth and Goldin marked their fourth singles final encounter since the NYC Open. Goldin pushed Haworth to three games in a fiercely competitive showdown, but Haworth’s exceptional court coverage and precise play secured him the victory. The match ended 10,(8),9, with Haworth taking home the gold.
In the bronze medal match, Wazir defeated Jack Foster, earning his first professional medal and making a memorable mark on the APP tour.
Final Results
- Gold: Christopher Haworth
- Silver: Grayson Goldin
- Bronze: Ammar Wazir
Growing Competition in Men’s Singles
The event highlighted the emergence of an elite tier of men’s singles players, with the depth of talent making each match competitive. The season opener set a high bar, leaving fans eager for the upcoming tournaments.
News in Brief: Christopher Haworth Claims Gold
Christopher Haworth claimed gold in the Men’s Pro Singles at the 2025 APP Fort Lauderdale Open, defeating Grayson Goldin in a thrilling three-game final. Ammar Wazir earned his first pro medal, taking bronze. The tournament showcased rising stars and fierce competition, setting an exciting tone for the season.
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