Virtually no-one in tennis is hotter than Guillermo Canas, right now.

Canas won his 11th straight match on Sunday, cruising past Filippo Volandri of Italy 7-5 6-3 in Sunday's final of the Croatia Open.

A native of Argentina, Canas has won back-to-back titles. He won six matches to claim last week's crown at Stuttgart before winning five matches without dropping a set in this claycourt event.

Canas won £35,000 for his fifth career ATP tour victory.

The only player with a longer current winning streak is Roger Federer, the top-ranked player in the world.

Federer has won 17 straight matches but took this week off.

The sixth-seeded Moya had few problems with the fourth-seeded Volandri, Italy's top player who upset three-time defending champion Carlos Moya in Saturday's semi-finals.

Canas, who lost just 28 games in the tournament, had an easier time getting to the final as he trounced unseeded Guillermo Garcia-Lopez.