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Humbert produced a sublime forehand passing shot to hold his serve in the opening game but was soon overpowered by Zverev, who forced a break in the third game.<\/p>\n
A second consecutive break gave Zverev a 4-1 lead before he clinched the first set, making just four unforced errors to 17 from Humbert.<\/p>\n
A double fault handed Zverev another break at the start of the second set and the German continued to grind Humbert down with his serve and punishing groundstrokes.<\/p>\n
Humbert took just five points on return throughout and Zverev served out to claim his second Masters trophy of the season, after his Rome victory on clay in May.<\/a><\/p>\n That took the German past world number one Jannik Sinner for most victories this year (66) and he will next play at the ATP Finals in Turin from 10-17 November, when he will aim to win the season-ending showpiece for a third time.<\/p>\n In the doubles final, Briton Lloyd Glasspool<\/b> and Adam Pavlasek were narrowly beaten by the sixth seeds Wesley Koolhof and Nikola Mektic.<\/p>\n The former world number one duo won 3-6 6-3 10-5 to claim their fifth title of the season and deny Glasspool and Czech Pavlasek, who were playing in their first tournament together.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n