Maria Verbijstt Queen’s as a 160/1 qualifying competition becomes the oldest WTA winner since Serena

Supermum Tatjana Maria was tipped to win Wimbledon after he had become the first queen of Queen’s since 1973.

The German qualification, 37, sensational won the female singles-title that returned after a 52-year absence and by beating the American Amanda Anisimova 6-3 6-4 at the baron Court club.

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For wrapped, Anisimova said, 23,: “Tatjana, what an incredible week. So special. Congratulations with you and your beautiful family.

‘It would not surprise me if I see you in the Wimbledon Final, because you really let me run. “

Maria is the oldest player who has since claims a WTA title Serena WilliamsThen 38, was successful in Auckland in 2020.

The Slice Specialist went to this week’s event a distant 160/1 for the title that came through the qualification.

Maria-Die two young daughters made the Wimbledon-Halve Final in 2022 and she said: “I enjoyed every second here. A pleasure to play here.

“It’s Father’s Day and my husband is real, very special. A great husband and coach. For our beautiful girls I both love you.

‘When we arrived, my little daughter said,’ Wow, that’s one Nice Trophy, so big. ‘

“I said:” Let’s go for the trophy. “We will celebrate. Whatever it is, I think they want to eat something Nutella. “

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Maria had a tough run to the final and defeated former Grand Slam -Finalists or Champions Leylah Fernandez, Karolina Muchova, Elena Rybakina and Madison Keys.

The final champion had found himself in round two in the round, with a disadvantage of Muchova 7-6 5-4 30-0 before he moaned back.