The American Amanda Anisimova (As 41 of the world) won this Saturday the Doha 1000 WTA tournamenthis first WTA 1000. The 23 -year -old right -hand New Jersey It was imposed by 6-4 and 6-3 Letona Jelena Ostopenko (World Number 37). Anisimova He won the third title of his career in Qatar, after winning the most wealthy contest of Bogotá in 2019 and Melbourne in 2022. “I can’t believe it,” the winner said in his interview after the game.
In addition, American has become a player with the lowest ranking of Doha winning since the contest was created in 2001, which has not had two classified players outside the top 30. The note has previously held Czech Petra Kvitova and the Belgian Elise Mertensoccupying the world’s 21st position when they won 2018 and 2019 respectively.
Lost by his countrymen Jessica Pegula . The American, who first breaks the service of his rival in the first set, saw how Ostapenko was ahead of the first set (4-3), but the two games again broke Anisimova Win a 6-4 set with your service.
The second row was interrupted at 3-3, 40-40 in the delivery of Ostopenko, as the rain left the Doha skirting. After the continuation, the winner of Roland-Garros 2017 was unable to win a single game, created a series of double Foul (10 in total). After his defeat to the final Doha in 2016 and Miami in 2018, Ostopenko is still looking for the first WTA 1000 trophy, despite its extreme success before the number 4 of the world Jasmine Paolini And then before the three -time defender champion Iga Swiatek (Tho -2) to the final.
Source: La Verdad
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