By Chris Oddo | Sunday November 21, 2016

 

Henri Kontinen and John Peers finished the season with their 10th consecutive win and an ATP Finals title.

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Henri Kontinen and John Peers finished their first campaign as a doubles team on a high, clinching the ATP Finals title with their tenth consecutive win, a 2-6, 6-1, 10-8 victory over Raven Klaasen and Rajeev Ram.

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The teams were deadlocked at eight in the match tiebreak and it was Kontinen who stepped up and tattooed a Klaasen second serve with a backhand return that Ram could not handle at the net.

A big Peers first serve clinched the victory on the team’s first championship point.

Kontinen and Peers finish their first year as a duo as No.4 in the world. They went 43-24 and earned five ATP titles. Klaasen and Ram finish No.6 in the world. They drop to 34-22 with two titles to their name.