So it was no surprise to see the pair hit the ground running on Sunday, Ashton beating Sherrock in the first final of the day with both women averaging more than 90 before the high-profile pair battled in Sunday's second final. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player "I just really had in my mind that I couldn't go away easily. I wanted to push him to really beat me and deserve it in the second set," Auger-Aliassime told the ATP Tour. Things improved for the visitors in the second half with running back Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon making touchdown grabs but Cleveland ran out winners to move back into third spot in the AFC North - chasing the Baltimore Ravens (5-1) and Cincinnati Bengals (4-2) who meet onSky Sportsat 6pm this Sunday.