Wimbledon Women Final: Barty Ashleigh Clinched The Title..

-
Ashleigh Barty beats Karoline Pliskova to seal her best ever Wimbledon title.
Ashleigh Barty with Partner Gary Kissick
Ashleigh Barty beat Karoline Pliskova to win her first Wimbledon title after three-set victory to the French Open she won in 2018 after seeeing Off Karolina in three-sets. Ashhleigh beat Karoline 6-3, 6-7, 6-3 victory at SW17 tournament. The Australian backed up her World No 1 stautus, dropping just one set en route to winning the prestigious tournament. Barty controlled the opening set and looked on course for a comfortable win when she broke the Czech opponent was ale to force a tiebreak and take the match into a decider. The 25year, whose movemnet and sliced backhand proved key, was able to stel up in dodgey final set. Ashleigh became the first Australian woman to win the title since her mentor Evonne Goolagong Cawley 1980. Her emotions spilled over during her on-court interview as her voice broke, saying: "I never cry, never, and now... "I want to say Ash played an incredible tournament. I fought to make it difficult for her but she played very well so congrats to her and her team. "I want to thank all my team. All the success goes to them, without them I would not be here, and my family of course. No matter which trophy I have we have had an incredible three weeks here."

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Gareth Southgate Resigned As England Manager After Englands Euro 2024 Loss

-
Image
England Manager Gareth Southgate resigned two days after defeat by Spain in the Euro finals. England lost 2-1 in Berlin against Spain on Sunday.they were beaten on penalties by Italy at Wembley three years ago. This will be their second consecutive Euros final defeat. Gareth Southgate,53, has managed his country England for 102 games in eight years in charge and his contract was set to expire later this year. southgte said during his farewell speech "As a proud Englishman,it has been the honour of my life to play for England and to manage England" "It has meant everything to me, and i have given it my all". But its time for change,and for a new chapter"
Read more

Miracle Do Happen claimed Lewis Hamilton After winning German Grand Prix

-
Image
Hamilton moves back to the top of the driver's Championship after making most of his Mercedes teammates Sebastain Vettel's early exit. The four-time world champion took victory at Hockenheim after a stunning run through the field, having started 14th following a mechanical failure in qualifying. "Get in there, Lewis. Miracles do happen mate," declared the Mercedes team over the radio after Hamilton took the chequered flag. But he was given a huge helping hand by world title rival Vettel, who had looked well set to win his home GP only to crash out when leading. The Ferrari driver, who had started on pole, crashed out on Lap 52 after taking the lead from teammate Kimi Raikkonen, under team orders. The Ferrari driver lost control of his car in the slippery stadium section towards the end of the lap, and slid across the gravel and into the tyre barriers. Vettel, also a four-time champion, was furious with his mistake. "It is very difficult from tha
Read more

Tennis: Coco Gauff loses temper at Olympics

-
Image
Coco Gauff's dream of an Olympic gold medal in womens single ended been upset and ended in tears as a long argument over a line call hastened her 7-6(7), 6-2 defeat to Donna Vekic at the Paris Olympics.A long arguments with Jaume Campistol over wether an overruled call interfered with her shot reduced the American to tears, hastening a straight-sets defeat to the recent Wimbledon semifinalist. The USA flag bearer who shared the duties with NBA legend LeBron James has enjoyed a dream start to her olympic debut, breezing theough her opening two matches wirh the combined loss of just two games. Arguing through tears, Gauff expressed dismay at feeling she had to “advocate for herself,” and claimed there have been multiple instances of officials apologizing to her for incorrect calls. Respectful throughout, Gauff was nonetheless dissatisfied by the ordeal and though she channeled that frustration into a 0-40 lead on Vekic’s serve, the Croat saved all three break chances and surged ove
Read more