Tatjana Maria made history at the Queen's Club by becoming the first women's champion in 52 years, defeating Amanda Anisimova 6-3, 6-4. At 37, she broke records as the oldest WTA 500 champion, overcoming an earlier nine-match losing streak. Despite her low ranking of No. 86, Maria showcased her exceptional grass court skills, utilizing her varied shot techniques to outmaneuver elite opponents. Her win marks another triumph on grass, adding to her previous title at the Mallorca Open in 2018 and highlights her impressive career longevity and ability to challenge much higher-ranked players.
Tatjana Maria's remarkable journey at the Queen's Club culminated in her victory, making her the oldest WTA 500 champion and first women's champion in 52 years.
At 37, Maria defied expectations by showcasing her grass court skills and relentless determination, defeating top-ranked opponents after entering the tournament on a nine-match losing streak.
Maria's ability to keep the ball low and slow, utilizing her diverse shot selection, proved to be problematic for opposing players, including Amanda Anisimova.
Despite her No. 86 ranking, Tatjana Maria's tennis pedigree and experience on grass helped her achieve an unforgettable victory, adding a second grass-court title to her career.
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