Tomas Berdych finished his ATP World Tour title dry spell on Sunday, impacting past Marin Cilic 6-4, 6-2 in the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament last in Rotterdam. The World No. 7 raised his first trophy in 16 months, having fallen in each of the three finals he challenged in 2013.
It was Berdych's ninth tour-level crown in his twentieth last excursion. Notwithstanding arriving at the quarter-finals or better in 15 of his 23 competitions last season, the Czech was the main player in the Top 10 not to win a title. His last competition triumph came in Stockholm at the closure of 2012, when he overturned Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. He turns into the first Czech to win in Rotterdam since Radek Stepanek in 2006. "It feels completely astounding," Berdych said. "It's been a while, really 16 months since I won a title. To win a title in Rotterdam its a decent reward. I'm to a great degree content with the way I took care of it all around the week. I've been serving really well, which has been the solid some piece of my amusement."
The 28 year old's versatility was on presentation from the begin, sparing a trio of break focuses in the second round of the match and quickly jumping on Cilic's serve for an unanticipated break of his own. Berdych might not confront an alternate break focus from that point on, pounding nine aces and winning an amazing 76 for every penny of administration focuses. He let go 20 champs and profited from 22 unforced slips by Cilic to claim the triumph in 75 minutes.
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