Veteran tennis player Bernard Tomic continues to toil on the world circuit and is rewarded with his first Challenger Tour title in eight years.
Australia's Bernard Tomic wins first Challenger Tour title in eight years
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Veteran Australian tennis player Bernard Tomic has broken his title drought with a win in a Challenger Tour final in Nebraska.
The 33-year-old beat Estonia's Mark Lajal in three sets in the final of the Lincoln tournament.
Tomic's last Challenger title came in Mallorca, Spain, in 2018, while his last main tour title came in Colombia in 2015.
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