Casper Ruud of Norway kisses the trophy after beating Denis Shapovalov to win the Geneva Open title. EPA-EFE/LAURENT GILLIERONDenis Shapovalov of Canada lifts the runner-up trophy after losing tp Casper Ruud of Norway in the Geneva Open final. EPA-EFE/LAURENT GILLIERONCasper Ruud won his second ATP title and first since the 2020 Buenos Aires crown. EPA-EFE/LAURENT GILLIERONDenis Shapovalov saved four set points in the opening-set tie breaker, but Casper Ruud converted the fifth set point. EPA-EFE/LAURENT GILLIERONCasper Ruud raised his 2021 clay-court record to 15-4. EPA-EFE/LAURENT GILLIERONCasper Ruud did not drop serve in the one hour, 41-minute Geneva Open final. EPA-EFE/VALENTIN FLAURAUDCasper Ruud of Norway lifts the trophy after topping Denis Shapovalov in the Geneva Open final. EPA-EFE/LAURENT GILLIERON
