Kitzbuhel ATP 250 - Final
3 Robin Haase d 1 Philipp Kohlshcreiber - 67(2) 63 62
Robin wins his 2nd carrer title as he defends at Kitzbuhel.
As a result he moves up to a career high ranking of #33.
Post match: I'm happy I won here again.
I don't think many players have won here twice.
It doesn't happen too often nowadays. I'm very proud of that.
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Los Angeles ATP 250 - Final
2 Sam Querrey d Ricardas Berankis - 60 62
Sam put a beatdown on the first time ATP finalist.
This is Sam's 7th title and 3rd at LA. The win moves him up to #38.
Post match: I feel like I always play well here.
I grew up kind of playing around this area and...
I’m really comfortable out there on the courts.
It’s fun to play in front of my friends and family.
It all came together this week, and especially today.
ATP Title Winners for July 31, 2011
Los Angeles ATP 250 Final
Ernests Gulbis d 1 Mardy Fish - 57 64 64
Ernie captures his 2nd ATP title - interstingly, both on American soil.
Heading back up: The win bumps him up 29 ranking spot to #55.
A year ago he enjoyed his highest ranking of #21.
Let's see if he can keep it going - I think he belongs in the top 20.
Ernie: It means a lot to me. It's my second title.
It gives me a huge boost in confidence.
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Gstaad ATP 250 Final
8 Marcel Granollers d 4 Fernando Verdasco - 64 36 63
Marcel also captures his 2nd ATP title - and first since Houston in '08.
It’s very important for me because I won my first tournament in 2008...
Which was a little unexpected, and three years later I won here.
So there is a lot of work behind today and I feel amazing.
The win bumps him to a career high ranking of #33.
DomiNation: Another Spaniard winning another title.
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Umag ATP 250 Final
2 Alexandr Dolgopolov d 4 Marin Cilic - 64 36 63
Big congrats to Alexandr on winning his maiden ATP title.
2nd times a charm: He lost his first final in February at Costa Do Sauipe.
He becomes the 6th first-time titlist of 2011.
Alex rises 5 spots in the rankings to #21 - 1 spot below his ranking high.
Alex: I was first in the rankings in Ukraine, but I hadn’t won a title...
And everyone was talking about that a bit. It’s a good moment.
I’ll keep on working and try and get higher and higher in the rankings.
Photos: Reuters/AP
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