Grigor Dimitrov wins the Masters
The Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, the sixth-ranked player in the world, won the Masters, the tournament that brings together the top eight tennis players of the year, by defeating Belgian David Goffin (8th) in a great final, with a score of 7-5, 4-6, and 6-3, this Sunday in London.
A high-level duel
In a high-level duel, Dimitrov, undefeated this week, defeated Goffin, who defeated Rafael Nadal (1st) in the group stage and Roger Federer (2nd) on Saturday in the semi-finals.
Consolation for Goffin
Goffin still has the consolation of seeking the title in the Davis Cup final against France, next weekend in Lille.
"A very special week for me"
"It's a very special week for me, with a lot of emotions and tiredness," said Goffin upon receiving the finalist trophy.
Dimitrov's victory
Dimitrov, who made the decisive break of the third set in the sixth game, sealed the victory with his fifth match point.
Third player in the world
On Monday, Dimitrov will become the third player on the world list, crowning the best season of his career. He will complete a podium behind only Nadal and Federer.