ATP roundup: Andrey Rublev and Pedro Cachin claim clay-court titles

Rublev, who dropped only one set all week, won 80% (36 of 45) of his first-service points and converted four of his eight break chances in the one-hour, 33-minute final.

Rublev captured his 14th career title and improved to 4-0 head-to-head on clay courts against Ruud, who won only 15 of the 45 points in the second set.

Unseeded Pedro Cachin (28) of Argentina captured his maiden ATP Tour title by rallying for a 3-6, 6-0, 7-5 victory against former champion Albert Ramos Vinolas (35) of Spain in Gstaad, Switzerland.

With the two-hour, 23-minute triumph, the 28-year-old Cachin became the fifth first-time champion on the tour this year. He also climbed 41 spots to a career-high No. 49 in the ATP world rankings.

Cachin struck seven aces and converted five of his 12 break chances against Ramos Vinolas, who received a medical timeout during the second set for blisters.