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ATP No. 182 Seyboth Wild tops Ruud to win first title at Chile Open

Ruud was playing in the second final of his career in two weeks.

Published Mar 01, 2020

ATP No. 182 Seyboth Wild tops Ruud to win first title at Chile Open

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SANTIAGO, CHILE (AP) — Brazilian teenager Thiago Seyboth Wild won his first title Sunday by beating second-seeded Casper Ruud 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 Sunday in the final of the Chile Open.

The 19-year-old Seyboth Wild clinched the title after Ruud's backhand went wide.

“He played amazing tennis all week,” Ruud said. “I can't be too upset about my loss.”

The 182nd-ranked Seyboth Wild, who beat Argentina's Renzo Olivo in Saturday's semifinals, is set to rise to No. 113 on Monday.

Ruud was playing in the second final of his career in two weeks. He won the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires on Feb. 16, becoming the first Norwegian to win an ATP tour singles title.