World No. 20 Nicolas Almagro captured his sixth ATP World Tour title Sunday as he defeated top seed and defending champion Robin Soderling 7-5, 3-6, 6-2 in the final of the SkiStar Swedish Open, an ATP World Tour 250 clay-court tennis tournament in Bastad.

World No. 30 Albert Montanes closed out an exceptional week for Spanish sport on Sunday. Following Spain’s victory in the FIFA World Cup final last weekend and Nicolas Almagro’s triumph in Bastad earlier in the day, the Barcelona resident won his second ATP World Tour title of the season at the MercedesCup in Stuttgart.

25-year-old Kanepi wins her first Sony Ericsson WTA Tour singles title, from her third final. She was runner-up at Hasselt in 2006 (to Kim Clijsters) and at Tokyo in 2008 (to Caroline Wozniacki).

 Rezai has won her last four finals (also winning titles at 2009 Strasbourg, 2009 Bali and 2010 Madrid). It was the first win for Rezai over dulko in her third meeting and it could not have come at a better time. Dulko has been on fireall week and despite the final lost she managed to win the dubbel together with Penetta.

Swedish national broadcaster SVT has penned a groundbreaking renewal of the if Stockholm Open tennis tournament. The new deal provides SVT with the national rights to the event for the upcoming 4 years (2010 – 2013). Approximately 10 matches will be live on nationwide terrestrial SVT1 or SVT2. Complementary coverage, including all other matches will be live on SVT24 or SVT Play.

India’s Saina Nehwal and Singapore’s women's doubles pair of Shinta Mulia Sari and Yao Lei shared a common trait on Sunday at the Indoor Stadium in Singapore – both have won back to back titles.