Vondrousova Triumphs in Berlin: A Remarkable Comeback
Former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova clinched the Berlin Open title after defeating Chinese qualifier Wang Xinyu in three sets. This marks her first victory since a London triumph two years prior. The Czech player, overcoming injury setbacks, displayed resilience to claim victory in her first final appearance since then.

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Former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova claimed the Berlin Open title on Sunday, marking a significant comeback after an injury-filled year. The 25-year-old Czech, defeating Chinese qualifier Wang Xinyu in a thrilling three-set match, has not clinched a title since her memorable Wimbledon victory two years ago.
Vondrousova, ranked 164th globally, displayed unwavering resilience, especially in the first set where she saved six setpoints during a tense tiebreak. Despite Wang's impressive performance, leveling the match after the second set with a break of serve, Vondrousova managed to regain control in the decider.
Delivering a robust performance, Vondrousova secured the win with powerful serves and strategic plays, including a decisive dropshot at match point, concluding the tournament with a sensational display of skill and tenacity.
(With inputs from agencies.)