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Iga Swiatek Wins Cincinnati Open Title, Defeats Jasmine Paolini
Iga Swiatek won her 11th WTA 1000 title and first Cincinnati Open championship after six previous semifinal losses at the tournament, solidifying her lead behind Serena Williams.
- On Aug. 18, Iga Swiatek defeated Jasmine Paolini 7-5, 6-4 to win her first Cincinnati Open title.
- Having failed to advance past the semifinals in her six previous Cincinnati Open appearances, Swiatek views it as U.S. Open preparation.
- After trailing 0-3, Swiatek's eighth ace set her up with a 5-3 lead in the second set, amid 16 break-point chances, with her converting six of 10.
- Swiatek's victory earns her her 11th WTA 1,000-level title, moving to second all-time behind Serena Williams, and she extended her undefeated record over Paolini to 6-0.
- Looking ahead, the last two Cincinnati champions went on to win the final Grand Slam, with U.S. Open qualifiers already underway.
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The second racket of the women's tennis world, Iga Swiatek, reached another milestone when she won the trophy for the first time in her career at the highest category tennis tournament in Cincinnati.
The Polish player defeated Italian Jasmine Paolini in the final of the WTA 1000 tournament in Cincinnati. She won the tournament without dropping a set.
The blue defeat in the final from the Polish after two sets. Signals of shooting after a moment no and the change of coach, goes back to the number 8 of the ranking
Iga Swiatek wins Cincinnati's Master 1000. Polish tennis player surpasses in two sets (7-5, 6-4) Italian Jasmine Paolini and wins his second season title, the first ever in Ohio. A bitter evening for the blue, which manages to stand up to Wimbledon's champion, but still sees the assault on his second title 1000 of the year after the triumph in Rome last May. Swiatek, therefore, confirms the black beast of the Italian: six victories of the 24-yea…
Iga Swiatek won the title in Cincinnati for the first time - and is supposed to go straight on to New York.
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