Mirnyi and Bhupathi Win Paris Masters

Written by: Staff on 18th November 2010

Mirnyi and Bhupathi Win Paris Masters |

As reported by 10sBalls.com columnist, Alix Ramsay, the big news is that the lovely Max Mirnyi, a long-time friend of 10sballs.com, has claimed his place at the ATP Finals. He and Mahesh Bhupathi knew that they were London-bound after they won the semi finals on Saturday but, chock-full of confidence and aiming to end the season with a flourish, the pair won the Paris Masters title by beating Mark Knowles and Andy Ram 7-5, 7-5. It was their first title together since 2004.

“Any win gives you confidence and we’re happy that we’re in London,” Mirnyi said. “A week ago we were still battling for the spot. Now that we’re in there we’re healthy, we’re ready to go, we’re going to enjoy it: play hard and see what happens.”

Topics: Alix, Andy Ram, Atp, Columnist, Confidence, Flourish, London, Long Time Friend, Mahesh Bhupathi, Mark Knowles, Masters Title, Max Mirnyi, Paris Masters, Ramsay, Semi Finals

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