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Women Tennis November 20, 2024

Zheng Qinwen beats Sofia Kenin, wins fifth profession title in Tokyo – Girls’s Tennis Weblog

Zheng Qinwen beats Sofia Kenin, wins fifth profession title in Tokyo – Girls’s Tennis Weblog
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World No.7 Zheng Qinwen continued her profitable Asian swing by defeating Sofia Kenin 7-6(5) 6-3 within the ultimate of the Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo.

Zheng Qinwen on the Toray Pan Pacific Open, sporting the Nike Girls’s Fall Slam Tankand Skirt.

The match featured just one break of serve, with Kenin unable to transform her lone break level alternative, whereas Zheng managed to transform only one out of eight. Nonetheless, Zheng’s dominance was evident in different stats, as she blasted 16 aces to Kenin’s zero and hit a powerful 33 winners—greater than thrice Kenin’s 10.

On her path to securing her fifth title, Olympic gold medalist Zheng defeated Moyuka Uchijima, Leylah Fernandez, Diana Shnaider, and lastly, Kenin within the ultimate.

Zheng’s win in Tokyo is her newest triumph in what has been a outstanding season. Since Wimbledon, she has gained 28 of her final 32 matches. This win is very vital for Zheng, as Tokyo is the location of her first profession WTA ultimate, which she reached two years in the past in her match debut.

Tokyo marked Zheng’s ultimate cease on the regular-season calendar earlier than she heads to Saudi Arabia for her debut on the WTA Finals Riyadh. With momentum on her aspect and a sport that appears to be peaking on the proper time, Zheng will undoubtedly be one to observe on the year-end finale.

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