translated from Spanish: Failed to win his first ATP title: Garin falls in the final of the Brazil open to Argentine Guido Pella

Chilean tennis player Christian Garín could not lift his first ATP title, falling in the final of the Brazil open, held in São Paulo, before the Argentine Guido Pella.
Pella beat the Chilean 7-5, 6-3, in a duel that lasted 1 hour and 23 minutes and was held at the track of clay’s Ibirapuera gymnasium.
After the victory in the tournament ATP 250, Pella, 28 years and who already occupied the 39th in the ranking in 2016, will scale the post 34, while Garin will go up to 72.
Pella came to the meeting after overcoming serious difficulties Laslo Djere Serbian in the semi-finals with a 7-6 (10), 7-6 (1), while the Chilean, of 22 years, defeated the Norwegian Casper Ruud with a 7-6 (10), 7-6 (1).
Both players are measured this Sunday in search of a new title, which ended up in the hands of the Argentine.
In the first round, the game was tight. The Argentine got to break the first service of its rival and was 5-4 up.
However, Garin was offensive, went bankrupt, and saved the set, matching the scoreboard 5-5, but the opponent did not comply, returned to break service and took off for the first round (7-5).
In the second set, Pella began committed, was much more solid and cast hand of experience, which allowed him to be with the party and also with his first ATP title after final four with defeat.

Original source in Spanish