Tennis: "King" Tsitsipas in Marseilles!

Four months after the triumph of Stockholm, Stefanos Tsitsipas conquers at Marseilles the 2nd title of his career.

The Greek tennis player who is in No. 11 in the world ranking won with 7-5, 7-6 (5) Mikhail Koukuskin in the final of Open 13 in Marseille.

Nothing but class at the net from @StefTsitsipas ?

Watch the @Open13 final live on @TennisTV ? pic.twitter.com/OL6fWOD3j8

— ATP Tour (@ATP_Tour) February 24, 2019

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Tsitsipas now has two wins and two defeats since in 2018 he had lost at Toronto and Barcelona from Nadal. Along with the title, Tsitsipas will also get 110.000 Euros and he moves ahead.

The year has started very well for the Greek tennis player.

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