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Houston ATP: Steve Johnson defeats Brazil's Thomaz Bellucci to clinch title

| | Apr 17, 2017, at 03:10 pm
Los Angeles, Apr 17 (IBNS): American Steve Johnson defeated Brazil's Thomaz Bellucci to lift the Houston ATP title on Sunday.

The American defeated his opponent  6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7/5).

This is his second career ATP title.

“To win on U.S. soil and win when you’re not feeling great is a testament to my willpower and competitiveness,” Johnson was quoted as saying on ATP website.

“My body has just physically run out of gas after this week. Coming in from Australia kind of put me behind the eight ball and then the nerves of trying to close out the final, a lot of factors go into cramping. I was very fortunate to get out of that," he said.

 

Image: Wikimedia Commons
 

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