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Taylor Fritz and Thiago Tirante met in the final of the Stockholm Open.
Watch Taylor Fritz's cannon hit and when he wins the Stockholm Open in the player above.
The 10-ranked American held the favorite pressure in the final against Argentine Thiago Tirante (ranked 51).
- It was a really good match, says Fritz after the final.
Fritz decided the match in Stockholm in a tiebreak in what turned out to be a super shocker (6–2, 4–6, 7–6). The American was responsible for a series of cheeky blows during the match.
The commentators were most impressed by the ball that decided the first set.
- Oh! Oh, and he finds the cross there, says TV4's commentator Petter Pettersson about the battle.

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