Vladimir Trajkovic was the key man for the Chinese side as he scored eight points to guide them to victory in the Romanian city.

Hangzhou started the tournament with a 22-20 defeat to Antwerp TOPdesk before bouncing back in impressive fashion.

Victories over Wuxi, Raudonvaris Hoptrans and Amsterdam HiPRO followed by defeating Podgorica Kodio in the final.

Goran Vidovic and Trajkovic delivered throughout the tournament and produced the goods in the final, scoring five and eight points respectively.

Dušan Samardžić also starred against Podgorica Kodio, registering seven points and three rebounds.

Miloš Jovanović played a leading role in helping Podgorica Kodio reach the final but he found life tough against an impressive defence from Hangzhou.

There were two points in it with three-and-a-half minutes to go with Hangzhou edging it 12-10 before pulling clear with scores from Samardžić, Vidovic, Trajkovic and Milos Supica.

It was Hangzhou’s first-ever Masters title in only their second appearance in the competition.

The World Tour action is due to resume in the Philippines, with the Cebu Masters set to take place from September 23 to 24.