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Fifth seed King claims title of ITF Men's Circuit Week 2

Fifth-seeded American Philip King defeated local favorite Sun Peng 6-4, 6-1 to claim the title of the ITF Men's Circuit Week two on Saturday. The first set was rather close. No player managed to grab a break until King broke the seventh seed in the tenth game to finish the set 6-4. In the second set, King totally controlled the rhythm, wining five straight games to take a 5-0 lead, sealing the set 6-1. [Full story]

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Competition Schedule

Date	Match
Monday (8/10)	Singles Main Draw 1st Round
	Doubles Main Draw 1st Round
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Latest News

• Fifth seed King claims title of ITF Men's Circuit Week 2[2007-10-20]
• King beats Sun to win ITF Pro Circuit men's singles title[2007-10-20]
• Sun reaches final at ITF Men's Circuit Week 2 on his birthday[2007-10-20]
• Yu Xinyuan and Zeng Shaoxuan win men's doubles title[2007-10-19]
• Top seed Mazarakis retires at ITF Men's Circuit Week 2[2007-10-19]
• Amir Weintraub defeats Gong Maoxin to advance to semifinals[2007-10-18]
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Photo Gallery

• Photos: Phillip King wins ITF Pro Circuit men's singles[2007-10-20]
• Photos: Sun Peng trounces Lu Hao to enter men's semis[2007-10-18]
• Photos: Takeuchi Kento beats Liang Shuangqiang[2007-10-17]
• Photos: Jun Woong-Sun from Korea to enter second round[2007-10-15]
• Photos: Japanese Go Soeda laurels in ITF Men's Circuit[2007-10-15]
• Photos: Chinese duo lose title of ITF Men's Doubles Circuit in Beijing[2007-10-14]
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