Corbin Muguruza of Spain wins the World Women’s Tennis Championship for the first time.
Guadalajara:
The ‘Top-8’ athletes participated in the WTA. The final round of the World Women’s Tennis Championships took place in Guadalajara, Mexico. Former Grand Slam winner and former No. 1 seed Corbin Muguruza of Spain will face No. 8 seed Annette Kontaweight (Estonia) in the final the night before.
The match lasted 1 hour 38 minutes and Mukuruja defeated Kondavait 6-3, 7-5 to win the title. She became the first Spanish player to win the 49-year-old Women’s Tennis Championship. This is his 10th international title overall.
Mukuruja presented a total of Rs 110 crore as a gift. Second-place finisher Kondavaid got Rs 50 crore. After the victory, 28-year-old Mukuruja said, ‘It is very gratifying to be able to prove once again that I can do better. With this success I have come to a good position in the rankings. ‘
With the win, Mukuruja moved up from 5th to 3rd place in the rankings. Ashley Party (Australia) continues in first place, Sapalenka (Belarus) in 2nd place and Carolina Bliskova (Czech Republic) in 4th place. Kondavait has seen a place jump and is ranked 7th.
In the doubles final, the Czech Republic’s Barbora Gryzhikova and Katrina Siniakova defeated Sue Weiss Seek (Chinese Taipei) -Elici Mertens (Belgium) 6-3, 6-4 to win the title for the first time.
The World Men’s Tennis Championships are being held in Turin, Italy, with only the top 8 players in the world. In the ‘Green’ category, England’s Cameron Nori lost to Norway’s Caspar Root 6-1, 3-6, 4-6 to replace the injured Chitsibas (Greece) in a match last night.
Olympic champion Alexander Sverev (Germany) defeated Harkoks (Poland) 6-2, 6-4 in the final league match of the ‘Red’ category to secure his second victory and secure a semi-final berth. He meets ‘Number One’ player Djokovic (Serbia) in the semi-finals.
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