The Magic Fund was adorned to crown the Queen of Mutua Madrid Open, although the stands of the Manolo Santana stadium, much less recorded an absolute full that perhaps a match between two tennis players such as Aryna Salenka Y Coco Gauff. The last precedents and the tennis tennis in the tournament seemed to give good options to the US Open 2023 champion, but the beginning was the opposite, with the double winner in Madrid starting in Tromba from the track bottom.
Sabalenka He signed a brilliant exit in the grand finale, wanting to mark territory from minute one in front of a Gauff that was not as comfortable as the semifinal where he swept from the track to IgA Swatek. The world number one controlled the tempo of the party with his right and quickly found the prize of a well -deserved break.
Until three in a row in a row The Belarusian achieved that he was a double breakage of difference when Gauffa seemed to some extent, although he never had real options to trace the first manga despite recovering one of the lost services. Sabalenka put the direct and closed the initial set of the final (6-3) and threatened at all times the right of the American who also had many problems with her service.
The beginning of the second set was completely different, with Gauff raising the level of his tennis and finding the award of breakage to the first change to put some mordant in the fight for the title. But despite the scoreboard, the Belarusian player did not break down, finding winning rights with some ease and knowing that he would be able to find his opportunities in a section of the game in which the errors predominated more than the successes.
The nerves took its toll to Coco Gauff when hotter was the situation in the second manga, first giving up its advantage and subsequently losing the tiebreaker to serve the final on a tray To a Aryna Sabalenka who ended up signing her third title in Madrid, matching Petra Kvitova as the most laureate WTA player in the Magic Box.
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