An emotional Pedro Cachin beat Albert Ramos-Vinolas 3-6, 6-0, 7-5 at the Swiss Open in Gstaad to claim his first ATP Tour title. The 28-year-old hugged his girlfriend and then shared cuddles and kisses with Tango – his French bulldog, named for the signature dance of his native Argentina. Tango had a prime spot in the player’s box courtside with family who drove from Spain to see Cachin lift his first ATP trophy. The victory sees him climb 41 spots to number 49 in the ATP rankings, a career-best high.
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