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Hubert Hurkacz continued a stellar season on Sunday, winning his third APT Tour singles title of the year. Except, that’s not all. Along with taking down Pablo Carreno Busta at the Moselle Open final, the 24-year-old also won the doubles title a few hours later.

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Ta piłka 😉🙈🎾
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This ball 😉🙈🎾@MoselleOpen #MoselleOpen #ATP @atptour pic.twitter.com/e3HPvpiA1u
— Hubert Hurkacz (@HubertHurkacz) September 27, 2021

The world No. 13 did not a drop a single set on the way to winning both titles, rallying from a break down in the first set against Busta and teaming up with Jan Zielinski to defeat Hugo Nys and Arthur Rinderknech.

They were dominating performances that only continued a stellar 2021 season for the 24-year-old. He won the Marbella and Hamburg titles earlier this year while also winning the Bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics.

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