TURIN: Alexander Zverev captured the second ATP title after producing brilliant performance to defeat Danil Medvedev 6-4, 6-4 in the final week in Turin.
Zverev, The Olympic Singles Gold Medalion in Tokyo, won the leading sixth trophy on the tour of the season and ended the five consecutive losses to defend Champion Medvedev.
The third German seed broke out once in each set when he swept us to win the Medvedev winner in the side to the side to 75 minutes to add the final crown he won in 2018.
“It was great, I won the ATP final with someone I lost five in a row Also I have to play one of my best matches, “Zverev said.
“I’m happy with it and ready to go on vacation with this victory now.” “It’s very special, I’m very happy and very happy now,” he added.
“There is no better way to end the season than to win here so it’s clear I’m very happy.
But I’ve been very looking forward to next year.” This year’s event was missing both Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, ATP finals have proven the breakout stage for a new generation of tennis with Grand Slams, still mostly beyond their reach.
The first final because the relocation of the tournament from London is also the first to display two 25 years or younger players since 2005.
Zverev, Conqueror Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals Saturday, landed the first blow to Medvedev with a 2-1 lead by breaking in the first set.
Russia avoided further damage by saving another break in the game five but Zverev barely gave Medvedev Sniff, won 20 of 25 points to take the opening.
Zverev went bankrupt again at the start of the second set and was held serving throughout, sealing victory with an ACE card to avenge his robin-round loss to Medvedev and get the 59th victory of the ATP match this season.
He was the fourth player in the history of the tournament to get a semi-final and last victory on two top ranks, and first since Andre Agassi in 1990.