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Sebastian Korda’s DC Open win makes ATP Tour history

AP file photo by Mindaugas Kulbis / Sebastian Korda won the DC Open on Sunday for his second ATP Tour tournament title, doing so 32 years after his father won the same event. They are the first father-son duo in the tennis tour's history to win the same tournament.
AP file photo by Mindaugas Kulbis / Sebastian Korda won the DC Open on Sunday for his second ATP Tour tournament title, doing so 32 years after his father won the same event. They are the first father-son duo in the tennis tour's history to win the same tournament. AP file photo by Mindaugas Kulbis / Sebastian Korda won the DC Open on Sunday for his second ATP Tour tournament title, doing so 32 years after his father won the same event. They are the first father-son duo in the tennis tour's history to win the same tournament.

WASHINGTON — Sebastian Korda completed a father-son double Sunday in the Mubadala Citi DC Open for his second ATP Tour title.

Thirty-two years after father, Petr, won what was known at the time as Sovran Bank Classic, the fourth-seeded Korda beat 10th-seeded Flavio Cobolli of Italy 4-6, 6-2, 6-0 in a match delayed at the start because of rain.

They are the first father-son tandem to win the same ATP Tour event.

“We have a lot of history with this tournament,” Korda said during the trophy presentation. “Obviously, one of my biggest goals was one day coming here and hopefully winning the tournament and putting my name up there on the stadium. Now that I have the opportunity, this is probably the most special moment of my career so far.”

The 24-year-old Korda, a 6-foot-5 right-hander, is the younger brother of golf stars Nelly and Jessica Korda. His mother, Regina Rajchrtova, played on the WTA Tour.