Valentin Royer vs Alexander Bublik For The Title! ｜ Hangzhou 2025 Final Highlights).

First attempt. He's done that one the whole week. He gave good chase. Previous 11s. Backhand, only just caught the line, but it served to open up the court. Off to a good start in this game. Maybe he's coming on now. Roy couldn't really attack the forehand. It was a good chip return. Oh, that's super from Bublik. Good start. Again, assisted heavily by the serve. Oh, he got there in good time. It felt like Bublik. Great work from Roy. He puts together a serve plus one on that trusty backhand. Oh, he's missed that. Could be so costly. He desperately needed that point in Roy, but he's missed another one. Not done yet. His first double. Oh, he didn't hold back after just hitting a double fault. He crushed it, Bublik. That's how the first set ends. Could be a telling blow. Over by Alexander Bublik. 7-6. Well, sometimes you've got to roll the dice. And it works out. You can't even believe he went for that and made it. Oh, he anticipated. Maybe a bit fortunate there, Bublik. He took that one on. Maybe it's best for him in the entire match. Didn't quite get the lift. Well done saving it, Roy. Oh, he had time to swivel. Another one to add to the highlight reel for the showman. Moves ahead in the second set. Oh, the counter. You were superb there, Bublik. Oh, that's a Hollywood volley. Stuck that nicely. Steadying that, Roy. And they're parked out there. His hands went away a little bit in the tiebreak, but he steadied after that, Roy. Left-handed. Dragged that. Nice start to this game as well. A pressure moment for Bublik. Came up with a good... He was up there in good time and he did something. Bublik with all ideas. Good start for him. Precision. All right. Great length on the approach. And then that volley. Volley just got the line. Instead, it's a double. He's done him again with that shot. He found Wien's heart to come by. Early in the season, Alexander Bublik. But now he wins his fourth title to join Carlos Alcaraz this season. And he'll be at a new career high in the rankings. But he was made to work so hard. Making trouble. Some of the best. And this guy, yeah, I mean... Wasn't even sure that he could take to the court this week after having to retire midway through his Davis Cup match last weekend. So to come and actually go on and win a tournament, take to the court and win the tournament, that's some effort.