Dominic Thiem won the tournament in Gstaad

Dominic Thiem won the title of the tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, which was on clay and category "ATP 250".

The 21-year-old Austrian defeated the 14th-ranked David Goffin from Belgium with 7:5, 6:2 for 86 minutes. In the match we saw nine breakthroughs, six of which on the asset of Thiem.

In the first set, Goffin back an early break then make two to lead with 5:3, but the youngster from Wiener Neustadt did not flinch and won the part after a series of four consecutive games. Early in the second part, Belgian lead to a breakthrough, but Thiem won six of the remaining seven games from 11livegoal till the end.

For the third trophy of his career, the player of Gunter Breznik takes 250 points for the world rankings, where he is No24 now, and a check for EUR 80,000.

Austrian became the fourth player born in the 90s of the twentieth century, which has at least three titles. Others in this company are Milos Raonic with 6, Grigor Dimitrov (4) and Bernard Tomic (3).

Next week, Thiem will be a leader in the scheme of the tournament, which will be held in his country, namely in the mountain resort of Kitzbuhel.