Daniil Glinka, Estonia's second-ranked male tennis player, faced a tough battle in the Challenger tournament held in Cherbourg, France, ultimately losing to Dan Added of France. The match was a closely contested affair that lasted nearly two hours, showcasing Glinka's skills as he initially took a lead by winning three of the first four games. However, Added managed to rally back and take the lead 5:4 before Glinka regained momentum to win the first set 7:5.

In the second set, Glinka's form dipped significantly as Added displayed his prowess and secured a convincing 6:1 victory within half an hour. The decisive third set saw both players trading games and reaching a crucial 4:4 tie, but it was Added who made the vital breakthrough with a key break of serve. Eventually, with his third match point, Added claimed the set and the match with a score of 6:4. Despite showcasing a strong serve with six aces, Glinka's six double faults hampered his chances in this match.

This loss serves as a setback for Glinka as he competes on the international stage, highlighting the challenges faced by Estonian tennis players against their more experienced counterparts. Glinka's performance, including a high first serve percentage (83%), indicates potential, even though he fell short in converting that into a match victory, underlying that consistency will be crucial for future competitions.