WTA Roundup: Tamara Korpatsch Wins Hamburg, First German Champ in 34 Years
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Großer Heim-Triumph am Rothenbaum: Tamara Korpatsch wins the Hamburg Ladies Open. She succeeds in doing something that was the last success of a tennis legend.
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WTA roundup: Tamara Korpatsch wins Hamburg, first German champ in 34 years
The German No. 1 Tamara Korpatsch beats Anna Bondar with 6:3, 6:3 in the final of the "MSC Hamburg Ladies Open".
The last German victory at the women's tennis tournament on the Rothenbaum had been 34 years back. Steffi Graf triumphed in Hamburg in 1992. Now she has found her successor with Tamara Korpatsch. She also makes a big leap in the world rankings.
The home fairy tale on the legendary Rothenbaum actually ends with the trophy. Tamara Korpatsch can cheer twice.
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