Raising the title of teacher in Guadalajara (Mexico) from the level of the Spanish language Garbine
Muguruza Up to third place in the women’s tennis world rankings, behind only the Australian Ashleigh Party, number one, belarusian Arina Sabalenka, Monday.
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Muguruza defeated Estonian Anett Kontaveit 6-3, 7-5 in the final, becoming the first Spanish player to achieve victory in a WTA Finals, formerly the women’s.
third in the world
Spanish tennis player Garbiñe Muguruza.
The 28-year-old tennis player from Caracas closes out the season on the podium in the WTA rankings and adds success in Guadalajara to those he earned in Dubai and Chicago and the finals in Melbourne and Doha.
The trophy in Guadalajara is the tenth of the Spaniard’s career in particular in 2016, with success at Roland Garros and in 2017 with the victory at Wimbledon that she touched already two years ago in the final she lost to Serena Williams.
She also reached the finals in 2020, at the Australian Open, defeated by American Sofia Kenin. Garbiñe Muguruza is getting close to the top of the ring he already reached in September 2017, when he became number one in the world.
It will close in 2021 as the third. Behind Barty and Sabalenka and ahead of Czech Karolina Pliskova and Barbara Krejsikova fourth and fifth, Greek Maria Sakkari, sixth, Estonian Annette Kontaveit as well as Spain’s Paula Padusa, who will be eighth in the world at the end of the session.
Badosa was not at all highly ranked in the world rankings. The victory at Indian Wells put her in the top ten. In the semi-finals in Guadalajara, where she was beaten by Garbine Muguruza, she finished eighth, the best so far in her history.
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rest to win
“It worked; it was a week ago when I started, I said, I don’t have them all with me, I’ve endured and I still hope I can and I’ve shown that I can,” he said.
In the final, Garbine was better served and took advantage of 38 unforced errors from Estonian Anett Kontaveit to win the final 6-3 7-5 and become the first Spanish Masters champion.
“I didn’t think of the story because I didn’t want to get nervous any more, I knew I was under a lot of pressure. It’s great to get this from the first Hispanic woman to bear my name in history,” she added.
The world number five has admitted that a win would allow her to start the 2022 season with a heavy heart and has hinted that she is considering winning the lost Grand Slams, conquests in Australia and the United States, and all that she can. accomplished.
“I still have some great tournaments that I miss. They are the most motivating tournaments. The ranking was already in its day, but that feeling of winning is what drives me to be ambitious,” she said.
Muguruza explained that Grand Slam tournaments are hotter, but when a tennis player is between eight and plays every match as a final, she knows that whoever wins that trophy is the best of the year. “Maybe it’s underappreciated from the outside, but for us the Teacher Prize is the equivalent of one of the major tournaments,” he concluded.
EFE