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Who is Victoria Mboko, the surprise Canadian Open winner and slayer of four Grand Slam champions?
Wildcard Victoria Mboko clinched the Canadian Open title on Thursday, beating former world No.1 Naomi Osaka. Mboko’s win is historic in many ways as she defeated multiple Grand Slam winners in the tournament.
Who is Victoria Mboko, Canadian teenager who beat four Grand Slam champions in Montreal to set new Open Era record
Aged 18 years and 11 months, Victoria Mboko is only the second youngest woman to beat four Grand Slam winners in the same tournament after Serena Williams (17y 11m) at the US Open in 1999.
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Before an ecstatic center court crowd of 11,000, she converted eight of her nine break points, seizing her fourth win of the ...
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The Winston-Salem Open has secured a major coup, landing a former world No. 3 player as a wild card entry who will instantly ...
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