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Gasquet, Halep Kremlin champs

AFP, Moscow
Top-seeded Frenchman Richard Gasquet battled back from a set down to win his third title of the year, beating Kazakhstan qualifier Mikhail Kukushkin in the Kremlin Cup final in Moscow on Sunday.
In the WTA final, Romanian Simona Halep captured her fifth title of the year, defeating Australia's Samantha Stosur7-6(7/l), 6-2.
Gasquet, who is ranked 10th in the world, won in a tight three-setter 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 in two hour 23 minutes to record his second victory over Kukushkin in as many meetings.
Gasquet and Kukushkin both looked focused from the start, holding their serves until the seventh game, when the 25-year-old Kazakh broke to take the opening set in 43 minutes.
In the second Gasquet, who is trying to secure one of four remaining spots in the ATP World Tour Finals, broke twice to level at 1-1 after one hour 26 minutes on court, while Kukushkin broke back once.
No big serves were made in the deciding set before the seventh game when Kukushkin, who is 102 in the ATP rankings, broke. But Gasquet maintained his grip to take three consecutive games, the set and the match.
With that win Gasquet leapfrogged a compatriot Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the ATP Race To London to become also the second French winner of the ATP Kremlin Cup after Paul-Henri Mathieu who won the title in 2002.
At the award ceremony Gasquet, playing in Moscow for the first time, praised the public for their support and promised to come back next year to defend his tide.
"It was an incredible week for me and now I have great memories about playing here," he said.
“I really enjoyed my performance in Moscow and I want to come back here next year to defend my title."
"It is one of the most successful seasons in my career but the race for a place in London (for the seasonending ATP World Tour finals) is not over yet and I now need to concentrate on my further playing to get there. “
In the women’s final the 22-year-old fifth seed Halep - ranked 18 in the world - took Ihr 41 minutes to defeat her seventh-seeded opponent and 2011 US Open champion and record only her second win in five meetings with the Australian veteran Stosur.
“It's an incredible year for me and I am enjoying every moment of it," said Halep, who is projected to break into the Top 15 after her latest win.