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Leylah Fernandez wins Singapore Open title
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SINGAPORE—Leylah Fernandez found her stride after a shaky start to beat Talia Gibson, 7-5, 6-0, for the Singapore Open title on Sunday night in front of an adoring crowd at OCBC Arena Center Court. It was a tale of two sets for Fernandez, who needed a big rally in the opener before rolling to victory and a first WTA title this season. “I would like to thank all the Singaporean fans, and the Pinoy fans who came to watch this whole week not only to watch my matches but everybody else’s,” said Fern
- SINGAPORE—Leylah Fernandez found her stride after a shaky start to beat Talia Gibson, 7-5, 6-0, for the Singapore Open title on Sunday night in front of an adoring crowd at OCBC Arena Center Court. It was a tale of two sets for Fernandez, who needed a big rally in the opener b...
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- SINGAPORE—Leylah Fernandez found her stride after a shaky start to beat Talia Gibson, 7-5, 6-0, for the Singapore Open title on Sunday night in front of an adoring crowd at OCBC Arena Center Court. It was a tale of two sets for Fernandez, who needed a big rally in the opener before rolling to victory and a first WTA title this season. “I would like to thank all the Singaporean fans, and the Pinoy fans who came to watch this whole week not only to watch my matches but everybody else’s,” said Fern.
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