Zverev won the Masters in Rome and secured his first title of the year

In the Italian city of Rome today, on May 19th, concluded the prestigious ATP Masters tournament on clay courts. In the final match on the court, German Alexander Zverev and Chilean Nicolas Jarry faced off.

The game itself lasted 1 hour and 43 minutes. During this time, Zverev served six aces and committed one double fault. The German did not lose his serve to his opponent and managed to secure a break in each of the sets. Interestingly, Jarry struggled with his serve in the decisive games of both sets.

ATP Masters. Rome. Clay. Final
Alexander Zverev (Germany, 5) - Nicolas Jarry (Chile, 24) - 6:4, 7:5.

This title became the 24th in the career of the German tennis player and the sixth in Masters tournaments. It's worth noting that Zverev defeated Jarry for the fifth time in their head-to-head meetings, with two victories for the Chilean.