Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska has won the Pan-Pacific Open tennis title for a second time with a dominating 6-2 6-2 victory over Swiss giant-killer Belinda Bencic.
Sunday's win by Radwanska - her first title since the Rogers Cup in Montreal last year - helped the seventh-seeded Pole avenge her defeat to the 18-year-old in this year's Eastbourne final on grass.
The 26-year-old Radwanska also took the Tokyo crown in 2011 - the first player to have won the event twice since it moved outdoors and onto a hardcourt.
Radwanska, who moves from 13th to 8th in the world rankings, won eight games in a row to lead 6-2 4-0.
"This is the first tournament I have won twice, so it's very special for me," said a tearful Radwanska, a Wimbledon semi-finalist this year.
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"I really didn't expect that kind of score against Belinda - she's playing so well.
"I'm never going to be a powerful tennis player, even if I spend the whole day in the gym. That's the way I play, trying to find a way to beat those stronger players."
Bencic has enjoyed a breakthrough season, winning in Eastbourne and Toronto, including a victory in Canada over Serena Williams in the semi-finals.
She also beat top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki in their semi-final on Saturday, and the Swiss player said she was feeling the effects of that match.
"Agnieszka made me run a lot and I think my serves were so slow today because, after yesterday, I couldn't do anything with my legs anymore," Bencic said.
"In the second set, I tried to go for my shots more, even it meant making more mistakes. I still have a lot to learn to play like her - she's so smart."
