Salisbury and Ram win ATP Finals title
Salisbury became the first British man ever to win the title
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Briton Joe Salsisbury and American Rajeev Ram beat Croatian pair Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic 7-6 (4), 6-4 to win the ATP Finals title in Turin on Sunday.
Salisbury is the first British man ever to win the title.
“It’s very special,” Salsibury said. “I think it makes it extra special being the first Brit. Hopefully there will be many more. There were three of us here this week. All did really well, had really good years. I’m sure there will be many more.
“But, yeah, really happy with it. I think it’s just special for us after coming so close in a couple years, to get over the line this time feels amazing.”
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