Dutch tennis player Tallon Griekspoor has claimed his fourth ATP title, winning the final in Brussels on Sunday. According to Sportnieuws.nl, the 30-year-old beat Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff in the deciding set of a closely contested match.
NOS reports that Griekspoor secured the trophy by defeating Struff in the final. AD.nl described the match as a tense affair, with the outcome settled only in the closing stages.
The win marks the fourth ATP-level singles title of Griekspoor's career, a milestone highlighted by both NOS and De Telegraaf. De Telegraaf framed the result as a return to form for the Dutch player, writing that the sun is shining for him again after the Brussels success.
Coverage of the final focused on its tight finish, with NU reporting on the decisive set as it unfolded. The result adds another title to Griekspoor's record as he continues his career on the ATP Tour at age 30.
Further details of the match, including the scoreline, were not available in the source material.
What to watch next: Griekspoor's results in his following tournament will show whether the Brussels title marks the start of a sustained run of form.