The summer that Alexander Bublik is having, we will have to tell our children about it so they don't doubt Wikipedia. After reaching the quarterfinals at Roland Garros, the Kazakh player has permanently changed his relationship with clay courts, as shown in recent weeks. After winning the Gstaad title last Sunday, this time glory awaited him at the ATP 250 in Kitzbuhel, where he once again emerged as the champion. He had to defeat Arthur Cazaux in straight sets (6-4, 6-3) to clinch the seventh crown of his career, with these last two being the only ones achieved on red clay. 'What a shame that the clay season is over,' he must be thinking on his way to the Masters 1000 in Canada.
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