The World No. 2 Russian needed just 87 minutes, limiting his opponent to just eight aces and breaking him three times while saving all four break points he faced.
Daniil Medvedev with the Toronto Masters trophy on Sunday. Pic/AFP
Daniil Medvedev neutralised the attack of American serving giant Reilly Opelka on Sunday, dominating 6-4, 6-3 to win the Toronto Masters.
The World No. 2 Russian needed just 87 minutes, limiting his opponent to just eight aces and breaking him three times while saving all four break points he faced.
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