Belgium's Zizou Bergs secured his first ATP Tour title with a hard-fought victory over sixth seed Ugo Humbert at the Eastbourne Open. The world number 48 rallied from a set deficit to win 3-6 6-1 6-4, claiming the trophy on Sunday after rain interrupted Saturday's proceedings after just three games. Bergs showed resilience after previous final losses in 's-Hertogenbosch and Auckland.

Humbert, ranked 30th globally and chasing his eighth Tour title, dominated early with comfortable first-set play. However, Bergs found his rhythm in the second set, scoring a double break to force a decider. The Belgian capitalized on crucial opportunities in the third, breaking serve in the ninth game before sealing victory when Humbert netted on championship point.

Both players now turn their attention to Wimbledon, where they face each other again in Tuesday's first round. This win provides Bergs with momentum heading into the grass-court Grand Slam, while Humbert will look to rebound quickly from this disappointing loss.