Jabeur wins WTA final in Berlin as Bencic injures ankle
Top seed Ons Jabeur won the final of the WTA tournament in Berlin on Sunday after Olympic champion Belinda Bencic was forced to retire after twisting her left ankle.
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Top seed Ons Jabeur won the final of the WTA tournament in Berlin on Sunday after Olympic champion Belinda Bencic was forced to retire after twisting her left ankle.
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Tunisia's Ons Jabeur won the second grasscourt title of her career after reigning Olympic champion Belinda Bencic was forced to retire injured in the final of the Berlin Open on Sunday.
BERLIN (AP) — Ons Jabeur won the Berlin Open on Sunday. In the moment, it didn't matter to her at all.
Top seed Ons Jabeur secured a third career title when opponent Belinda Bencic was forced to retire injured in the Berlin Open final on Sunday.
Ons Jabeur is one win away from picking up her third WTA Tour singles trophy after reaching the final of the Berlin Open with a solid win over Coco Gauff.
Top seed Ons Jabeur will face Olympic champion Belinda Bencic in the Berlin Open final after the Tunisian saw off American teenager Coco Gauff in straight sets on Saturday.
Daniil Medvedev has secured his place in a second final in two weeks after beating Oscar Otte 7-6(3) 6-3 in the Terra Wortmann Open in Halle. There were suspicions of a shock brewing when Otte brought the world No. 1 to a tie-break in the first set, but Medvedev found a way to prevail in one hour and 36 minutes in very hot conditions.