Naomi Broady wins first WTA title with victory in Monterrey Open doubles
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Britain's Naomi Broady won her first WTA title with victory alongside Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo in the doubles at the Monterrey Open.
They beat Mexico's Giuliana Olmos and American Desirae Krawczyk 3-6 6-4 10-8.
World number 134 Broady, 28, was knocked out of the singles in the second round by Timea Babos.
The Hungarian went on to lose Sunday's final to world number three Garbine Muguruza, who won her first title of 2018 with a 3-6 6-4 6-3 victory.
Two-time Grand Slam winner Muguruza said: "After a couple of tournaments that didn't really go my way I'm relieved to get a win."
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Well done to her and her partner. I'm really pleased for them.
In essence they anticipate defeat before the match kicks off....She is tall,could maybe do with putting on a few more pounds for strength and most of all become more aggressive/offensive.......Opposition,regardless who they are,get unsettled if opponents attack.
Hope to see her play at Wimbledon - love that quirky one-handed backhand.
Also very pleasing to see positive comments and actually tennis-related here for a change!
:)
I don't however, like the way the BBC portrays it as if she won it on her own, and put her partner's name in almost as an afterthought.
Absolutely marvellous performance by Naomi Broady and Sara Sorribes. Broady has a great serve and a very decent backhand.
Lets hope both make it to Wimbledon and that Broady does well in the singles.
Delighted !
Hope to see her play at Wimbledon - love that quirky one-handed backhand.
Owen Goal - that quirky one-handed backhand used to be the norm, it is only in recent years players have used a double handed backhand.
It is sad that the people that pull the strings still cannot get Naomi back into the Uk teams.