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Sramkova Secures First Title with Victory Over Siegemund in Hua Hin

Sramkova Stops Siegemund for Maiden Title in Hua Hin


By Alberto Amalfi | @Tennis_Now | Sunday, September 22, 2024
Photo credit: Rebecca Sramkova Instagram

Rebecca Sramkova was in no mood for a consolation prize today.

A week after she was runner-up in Monastir, the 27-year-old Sramkova charged to her first career title in Hua Hin.

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World No. 102 Sramkova defeated Laura Siegemund 6-4, 6-4 to win the Thailand Open title in Hua Hin.

The Bratislava-born baseliner scored her ninth victory in her last 10 matches.

Sramkova’s breakthrough triumph came one week after she lost to British qualifier Sonay Kartal 6-3, 7-5 in the Monastir final.

Today, Sramkova broke Siegemund’s serve four times in a one hour, 56-minute victory.