Roger Federer claimed his second title in two weeks Sunday, logging a straight-set victory over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the final of the Paris Masters. Federer, coming off last week's win in his native Basel, Switzerland, prevailed over the Frenchman 6-1, 7-6 (7-3) for his first Paris Masters crown and his 69th career title. The Swiss star won the first five games of the match en route to a 30-minute first set victory before Tsonga regrouped in the second set. It went to a tiebreaker, in which Federer won the first four points and then cruised to the triumph. Tsonga fell to 2-4 against Federer this year.
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