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Canadian tennis player Leylah Fernandez has captured the Singapore Open title, adding another trophy to her career. The 2021 US Open runner-up secured the WTA title in Singapore, prompting congratulations from fans and sports outlets across Canada and internationally as her strong run of form continues on tour.
- 2Fernandez storms to sixth career title in Singapore▼Fernandez wins final nine games in Singapore to claim sixth career title
Leylah Fernandez captured her sixth career WTA title in Singapore, winning the final nine games of the match in a dominant finish. The Canadian closed out the final in emphatic fashion after a tight start, underlining her strong recent form on tour.
- 3Fernandez wins final eight games to claim sixth title in Singapore●Fernandez wins final eight games to claim sixth career title in Singapore
Leylah Fernandez captured her sixth career WTA title in Singapore, winning the final eight games of the match to seal the championship. The Canadian's strong finish underscored a dominant closing stretch in the tournament. It marks another milestone in her career as she continues building on her breakthrough years on tour.
- 4Fernandez beats Gibson to win Singapore Open title▼Tennis-Fernandez beats Gibson to win Singapore Open title
Leylah Fernandez defeated Kimberly Birrell's compatriot-style opponent, claiming the Singapore Open tennis title after beating Gibson in the final. The victory adds a WTA trophy to the Canadian's record as she continues rebuilding form on tour. Fans and tennis outlets are sharing the result as one of the weekend's notable tournament outcomes.
- 5Fernandez wins WTA title in Singapore●Fernandez handles business in Singapore to capture sixth career WTA title
Leylah Fernandez captured the sixth WTA title of her career in Singapore, closing out the tournament with a straight-business performance. The Canadian's latest trophy adds to a strong run on tour and gives her momentum heading into the rest of the season. Fans and tennis outlets celebrated the win as a sign of her growing consistency at tour-level events.