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WTA Limoges 2025: Parrizas, the only Spanish player in the last tournament of the year

Carlos Navarro - 9 Dec 2024

Nuria Párrizas, the only Spaniard in the WTA Limoges.

The women's circuit comes to a close in 2024 with the final WTA 125 of the season, bringing the curtain down on a season full of emotions. It will take place in the French town of Limoges and will be led by Ekaterina Alexandrova, a prominent number one seed for an event that will assess the momentum of Belinda Bencic, who comes in after reaching the final in Angers. The only Spanish player is Nuria Párrizas, who will debut against the Swiss player Jil Teichmann.

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