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Tatjana Maria wins the WTA Queen's 2025 title. Photo: Getty

Anisimova acknowledges Maria's skill on grass: "I didn't expect this"

A dream week for Tatjana Maria, 37, at the WTA Queen's 2025. The German clinched the title against a highly ranked player like Amanda Anisimova, defeating her in straight sets. Following the loss, Anisimova acknowledged Maria's skill on grass and commented on her unique playing style that led to the title win: "She cuts more than an average player, and it's something you're not used to facing. I didn't expect this; I wasn't prepared to run after so many balls. She hits many unpredictable shots, making it very challenging to play against her. I see her having a good streak at Wimbledon."

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova reconoce la habilidad de Maria en hierba: "No esperaba esto"

Nuria Párrizas. Photo: Getty

WTA Valencia 2025: Párrizas Proclaimed Champion

Spanish joy at the WTA Valencia 2025 after ending with the title for a national player, Nuria Párrizas. The 33-year-old from Granada was crowned champion after a tough and highly disputed match against Louisa Chirico, a 29-year-old American, with a score of 7-5 7-6 in 1 hour and 50 minutes of play. Double faults condemned the American as she made 10 throughout the match, losing the second set tiebreak due to one of them. Párrizas thus secures the fourth WTA 125 title of her career and the first of 2025.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Valencia 2025: Párrizas se proclama campeona

Tatjana Maria, champion at Queen's 2025. Photo: gettyimages.

Tatjana Maria completes her feat by proclaiming herself champion at Queen's

Historic, inspiring, epic. These are some of the adjectives that must be used to describe what Tatjana Maria achieved this week at WTA 500 Queen's 2025. The 37-year-old German delivered a masterful grass court tennis performance, clinching the title by defeating Anisimova in the final, 6-3 6-4. Seven victories in eight days for a woman whose life story deserves to be revisited.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tatjana Maria completa su hazaña proclamándose campeona en Queen´s

Tatjana Maria jumps in the WTA ranking. Photo: gettyimages.

WTA Ranking: Zheng breaks into the top-4 and Tatjana Maria shakes up the list

A very busy week in women's tennis with the start of the grass court season, which has caused significant changes in the rankings. The most notable is the rise of Qinwen Zheng to the fourth position in the WTA ranking, marking the Chinese player's career-best position, along with Amanda Anisimova (13). Iga Swiatek continues her free fall and is now eighth, in a top-10 closed by Paula Badosa.

But the most impressive has been the improvement of Tatjana Maria, moving from 86th to 43rd in the world, thanks to her title in Queen's. Also significant is the fact that young Iva Jovic has broken into the top-100 for the first time, as well as the return to this select club of the Spanish player Nuria Párrizas.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ranking WTA: Zheng irrumpe en el top-4 y Tatjana Maria revoluciona la lista

Iva Jovic breaks into the top 100. Photo: gettyimages

Iva Jović captures a WTA 125 title and becomes the youngest tennis player in the top 100

The immense potential that Iva Jovic holds, the 17-year-old American who has been showing for some time what she can achieve, has shone brightly on the grass of Ilkley, clinching the title of the WTA 125 tournament held there this week. This marks her entry into the top 100 of the WTA rankings, making her the youngest player in this group.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Iva Jovic suma un título WTA 125 y se convierte en la tenista más joven del top-100

Elise Mertens, champion in s-Hertogenbosch. Photo: gettyimages

Mertens becomes the third tennis player in history to win a title by saving 11 match points

Elise Mertens has put the icing on a glorious week for her at the WTA 250 s-Hertogenbosch 2025, where she has shown that her game can adapt very well to grass. The Belgian won the final against Ruse 6-3 7-6 (4), continuing her feat in the semifinals, where she saved 11 match points against Alexandrova. In fact, in tennis history, there have only been three champions achieving such a feat, the others being Adriano Panatta in 1976 and Simon Youl in 1989.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Mertens se convierte en la tercera tenista de la historia que gana un título salvando 11 bolas de partido

Tatjana Maria wins the WTA Queen's 2025 title. Photo: Getty

Anisimova acknowledges Maria's skill on grass: "I didn't expect this"

A dream week for Tatjana Maria, 37, at the WTA Queen's 2025. The German clinched the title against a highly ranked player like Amanda Anisimova, defeating her in straight sets. Following the loss, Anisimova acknowledged Maria's skill on grass and commented on her unique playing style that led to the title win: "She cuts more than an average player, and it's something you're not used to facing. I didn't expect this; I wasn't prepared to run after so many balls. She hits many unpredictable shots, making it very challenging to play against her. I see her having a good streak at Wimbledon."

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova reconoce la habilidad de Maria en hierba: "No esperaba esto"

Nuria Párrizas. Photo: Getty

WTA Valencia 2025: Párrizas Proclaimed Champion

Spanish joy at the WTA Valencia 2025 after ending with the title for a national player, Nuria Párrizas. The 33-year-old from Granada was crowned champion after a tough and highly disputed match against Louisa Chirico, a 29-year-old American, with a score of 7-5 7-6 in 1 hour and 50 minutes of play. Double faults condemned the American as she made 10 throughout the match, losing the second set tiebreak due to one of them. Párrizas thus secures the fourth WTA 125 title of her career and the first of 2025.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Valencia 2025: Párrizas se proclama campeona

Tatjana Maria jumps in the WTA ranking. Photo: gettyimages.

WTA Ranking: Zheng breaks into the top-4 and Tatjana Maria shakes up the list

A very busy week in women's tennis with the start of the grass court season, which has caused significant changes in the rankings. The most notable is the rise of Qinwen Zheng to the fourth position in the WTA ranking, marking the Chinese player's career-best position, along with Amanda Anisimova (13). Iga Swiatek continues her free fall and is now eighth, in a top-10 closed by Paula Badosa.

But the most impressive has been the improvement of Tatjana Maria, moving from 86th to 43rd in the world, thanks to her title in Queen's. Also significant is the fact that young Iva Jovic has broken into the top-100 for the first time, as well as the return to this select club of the Spanish player Nuria Párrizas.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ranking WTA: Zheng irrumpe en el top-4 y Tatjana Maria revoluciona la lista

Tatjana Maria, champion at Queen's 2025. Photo: gettyimages.

Tatjana Maria completes her feat by proclaiming herself champion at Queen's

Historic, inspiring, epic. These are some of the adjectives that must be used to describe what Tatjana Maria achieved this week at WTA 500 Queen's 2025. The 37-year-old German delivered a masterful grass court tennis performance, clinching the title by defeating Anisimova in the final, 6-3 6-4. Seven victories in eight days for a woman whose life story deserves to be revisited.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tatjana Maria completa su hazaña proclamándose campeona en Queen´s

Iva Jovic breaks into the top 100. Photo: gettyimages

Iva Jović captures a WTA 125 title and becomes the youngest tennis player in the top 100

The immense potential that Iva Jovic holds, the 17-year-old American who has been showing for some time what she can achieve, has shone brightly on the grass of Ilkley, clinching the title of the WTA 125 tournament held there this week. This marks her entry into the top 100 of the WTA rankings, making her the youngest player in this group.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Iva Jovic suma un título WTA 125 y se convierte en la tenista más joven del top-100

Elise Mertens, champion in s-Hertogenbosch. Photo: gettyimages

Mertens becomes the third tennis player in history to win a title by saving 11 match points

Elise Mertens has put the icing on a glorious week for her at the WTA 250 s-Hertogenbosch 2025, where she has shown that her game can adapt very well to grass. The Belgian won the final against Ruse 6-3 7-6 (4), continuing her feat in the semifinals, where she saved 11 match points against Alexandrova. In fact, in tennis history, there have only been three champions achieving such a feat, the others being Adriano Panatta in 1976 and Simon Youl in 1989.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Mertens se convierte en la tercera tenista de la historia que gana un título salvando 11 bolas de partido

Nuria Parrizas. Photo: Getty

WTA Valencia 2025: Parrizas comes back to reach the final

A Spanish player will be present in the final of the WTA Valencia 2025. Nuria Párrizas, seeded number two, managed to defeat the sixth seed, Chinese player Gao Xinyu, with a great comeback (4-6 6-2 6-4). She will face Louisa Chirico in the title match, a 29-year-old American who won in two sets against Belgian player Hanne Vandewinkel. Párrizas will thus approach the first final of this 2025 with her sights set on the title.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Valencia 2025: Párrizas remonta para acceder a la final