Pinolas beats Steepe and wins the Swiss Open

Spain's Albert Ramos Pinnoulas defeated Cedric Marcel Steepe of Germany 6-3 6-2 to win his second UEFA Champions League title by winning Sunday's Swiss Open final without losing a group on clay for a week.

31-year-old Ramos Penolas won his first title since winning three years ago against Schadtad in Sweden in a four-and-a-half-hour match in the rain.

After a long wait, the 455-year-old was the best in the world, breaking his opponent's lead in the first period.

But the world No. 85 Ramos Penolas regained his pace and progressed 4-2 when Steppe fired a shot to break the Spanish player and send his German opponent for the second time.

Steebe was forced to play two games due to bad weather at the start of the tournament and fatigue in the final.

Ramos Penolas broke his opponent early in the second set with a setback and then took control of the slaughter. So he decided to take it in an hour and 21 minutes.

"Things were not easy because everyone was talking about the rain all day, I told my trainer and my wife that I had to get ready, because if the rain stops, you have to be on the ground in 30 minutes. "

"All the time, I thought I had to be ready and ready, so you have to be calm but at the same time, you have to be enthusiastic."