Stefanos Tsitsipas wins first title of the year in Los Cabos

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With yet another excellent performance, Stefanos Tsitsipas prevailed in the Los Cabos final with 6-3, 6-4 over Alex De Minaur, winning the Mifel Tennis Open title.

The top Greek tennis player won his first title for this year, reaching ten titles overall in his career.

The top-seeded Tsitsipas converted four of nine break points he earned to wrap an 86-minute triumph against De Minaur.

Having perhaps his best tournament of the year, Tsitsipas lifted the trophy in short order, confirming that he is in good shape ahead of the US Open.

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