San Jose ATP 250 - Final
Milos Raonic d 1 Fernando Verdasco - 76(6) 76(5)
Boy watching that match sure felt all 'star is born'ish, didn't it?
In upsetting Fern Milos wins his 1st (of many one assumes) ATP title.
He is the 1st Canadian since Greg Rusedski in '95 to hoist a tour level trophy.
Feeling old over here: Milos is also the 1st man to win a title born in the 90's.
His ranking rises to #59 - but that has a serious speeding bullet next to it...
Milos tweeted: Just landed in memphis, haven't slept,
Just been absorbing everything, thanks to all the kinds & motivational tweets.
In the photo Milos is with coach Galo Blanco. I thought that was a wine.
Tough loss for Fern, he only lost his serve once in this tournament, in the Sfs.
ATP oddity: They will face each other in the 1st R at Memphis on Wednesday.
Photo: Mark Lyons
Ryan Harrison Reaches 1st ATP Qf Since Last Summer
ATP 250 San Jose - Second Round
Ryan Harrison d (W) Robbie Ginepri - 63 26 76(0)
And he saved 2 match points in doing so.
He last played a Qf match at Los Angeles last summer and won.
In fact, he had back-to-back Sf showings - at Atlanta and LA.
He will next face a qualifer today, Ditimar Kutrovsky.
It's only a matter of time before this kid starts winning titles.
This weekend is as good a time as any - if you ask me.
Photo: Getty Images
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