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ATLANTA -- Nick Kyrgios withstood the intense heat and three-time defending champion John Isners serve Sunday to win the BB&T Atlanta Open for his second ATP World Tour title.The 21-year-old Australian, 10 years younger than the 6-foot-10 Isner, won 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4). Kyrgios matched Isners powerful service game, especially in the tiebreakers, and topped the ace count 17-16.I knew it was going tough from the get go; John just feels so comfortable out on that court, Kyrgios said. I thought in the tiebreaks I didnt really miss a ball . . . I just did all the right things. I stayed calm.He won in Marseille, France, in February for his lone tour title.The match ended on Isners fourth double fault. During Isners 15-match Atlanta winning streak that ended Sunday, the former University of Georgia player was 12-2 in tiebreakersThe 6-foot-4 Kyrgios didnt appear bothered by the conditions in the match that began with temperatures in the mid-90s, thick humidity and sunshine that helped raise the on-court temperature at Atlantic Station to 130 degrees. He played crisply, and the second-seed kept asking for balls quickly when he was serving so he could dictate tempo.I wasnt playing well at all at the start of the week, Kyrgios said. I wasnt in a good place at all (mentally). Some things, I guess you cant explain.Isner often bent over to rest between points and always took the maximum time on changeovers. The 10-time tour winner went through three sweat-soaked shirts to Kyrgios one.When the sun was out and there werent any clouds, I was really struggling, Isner said. It was really hot. I hadnt played under the sun this week at all, so maybe it was a bit of an adjustment for me.Kyrgios fought off three break points in the second game of the match to even the set at 1. Neither player broke the others serve all.I think him holding that first game certainly was important. It definitely settled him down, Isner said. If I go up 2-0, theres a good chance that sets over.Playing in the day after three night matches, Isner faltered in both tiebreakers.I got a second wind in the second set, and I felt like I put myself in position to win, but I just sort of fell apart, he said. (In the second breaker) I doubled, steered a forehand and missed a forehand. Ive just got to fix a few things. It could just be between my ears.Kyrgios will rise to a career-high ranking of No. 16 in the world Monday, while Isner was likely to remain No. 17.This week was so much fun, Kyrgios said. I had my best friend here. 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The biggest thing for me is really helping me sleep a little better.Kubiak spent the past week at home after he was taken to the hospital by ambulance following the Broncos 23-16 loss to the Atlanta Falcons?on Oct. 9. Kubiak spent the night in the hospital with what was diagnosed as a complex migraine condition.Kubiak underwent additional evaluation in the days that followed as doctors attempted to find what triggered the headaches. He did not make the trip to San Diego last week and was not on the sideline for the Broncos 21-13 loss to the Chargers on Thursday night.Joe DeCamillis, the Broncos special-teams coordinator, served as the teams interim coach last week.When youre a football coach, taking two days away from what you do is like, What the hell is going on here. Its like having a summer off or something, Kubiak said. It just makes you appreciate the players, the coaches.With a two-game losing streak, Kubiak joked after Mondays practice that he had been hollering a lot this morning, but the Broncos were back on a familiar meeting schedulee, and Kubiak said he had no restrictions on the job.ddddddddddddHe said his message to the players was a fairly simple one.I talked about three things today to the players, Kubiak said. Preparation, detail, and then its time to go put forth the effort and play. Weve got to focus on those things, starting with me, and starting with us as coaches, filter it down through our guys and get a lot better with what were doing.It was good to have him back, just to have our leader back, said cornerback Chris Harris Jr. ...He was just straight with us about what we need to do to get back on track.Kubiak coached through the end of the Falcons game even though he felt ill before and during the game. Kubiak did his customary news conference after the loss and walked back into the locker room.Kubiak continued to feel ill, however, and was taken to the hospital?by ambulance. It is the second time in the last four seasons Kubiak has left a stadium in an ambulance.In 2013, Kubiak suffered what was described as a mini-stroke at halftime of a game against the Colts. He spent two nights in the hospital after that incident.Kubiak said Monday he thought the two incidents were different, but his doctors in Denver and the doctors who treated him in Houston in 2013 have talked in the past week.I feel good, I feel really good getting out here, Kubiak said. ...Im through with it, Im ready to move forward. ' ' '