Fourth seeded
Canadian Milos Raonic played the match of his career to snatch the
singles title from the jaws of defeat in the $ 450,000 Chennai Open
tennis cham’ship by beating top seeded Serbian Janko Tipsarevic in the
final on Sunday.
The match also tuned out to be the longest final in the history of the Chennai Open.
Milos
Raonic hit 35 aces against Tipsarevic’s eight, collected 250 ATP points
and a cash prize of $71,900 besides the glittering trophy, while the
runner-up received $37,860 and 150 points after the 193-minute duel.
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