<p>The Cypriot, who has slipped to 66 in the rankings, outplayed Rochus in the first set and then survived a fightback from the Belgian in the second. <br /><br />Baghdatis came back from 4-2 down and eventually broke Rochus to 6-5. He went on to grab two match points with a fine backhand down the line and then wrapped up the match with an ace. <br /><br />The talented Baghdatis, who has not quite lived up to his promise after reaching the Australian Open final in 2006, sunk to his knees and celebrated. <br /><br />“It's a great feeling and I'm so happy,” Baghdatis said in an on-court interview. “It's been a long while since I've won a tournament, especially an ATP tournament.” <br /><br />Schiavone wins<br /><br />Italy's Francesca Schiavone eased to her second career title with a 6-3, 6-0 thrashing of Belarussian Olga Govortsova in the Kremlin Cup final on Sunday. <br /><br />After a nervous first set, when both players had trouble holding their serve, the eighth seed ran away with the second as 67th-ranked Govortsova was hampered by a painful rib injury. "I had trouble with my serve because of the injury but in all honesty it wasn't the main reason I lost today," the 21-year-old told a news conference. <br /><br />"She forced me to run a lot in the first set and I was very tired in the second," added Govortsova who was bidding for her first title. <br /><br />Schiavone, who had lost 10 of her 11 previous finals including the Moscow showpiece against France's Mary Pierce in 2005, said she was tense on Sunday. <br />"Usually I feel nervous before matches but today was the final so I felt it even more," said the 29-year-old whose only other title came in Austria in 2007.</p>
<p>The Cypriot, who has slipped to 66 in the rankings, outplayed Rochus in the first set and then survived a fightback from the Belgian in the second. <br /><br />Baghdatis came back from 4-2 down and eventually broke Rochus to 6-5. He went on to grab two match points with a fine backhand down the line and then wrapped up the match with an ace. <br /><br />The talented Baghdatis, who has not quite lived up to his promise after reaching the Australian Open final in 2006, sunk to his knees and celebrated. <br /><br />“It's a great feeling and I'm so happy,” Baghdatis said in an on-court interview. “It's been a long while since I've won a tournament, especially an ATP tournament.” <br /><br />Schiavone wins<br /><br />Italy's Francesca Schiavone eased to her second career title with a 6-3, 6-0 thrashing of Belarussian Olga Govortsova in the Kremlin Cup final on Sunday. <br /><br />After a nervous first set, when both players had trouble holding their serve, the eighth seed ran away with the second as 67th-ranked Govortsova was hampered by a painful rib injury. "I had trouble with my serve because of the injury but in all honesty it wasn't the main reason I lost today," the 21-year-old told a news conference. <br /><br />"She forced me to run a lot in the first set and I was very tired in the second," added Govortsova who was bidding for her first title. <br /><br />Schiavone, who had lost 10 of her 11 previous finals including the Moscow showpiece against France's Mary Pierce in 2005, said she was tense on Sunday. <br />"Usually I feel nervous before matches but today was the final so I felt it even more," said the 29-year-old whose only other title came in Austria in 2007.</p>