US EditionCanadian Mboko fires match-winning ace to upset 23rd-seeded Kenin
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Victoria Mboko eclipses a record held by Bianca Andreescu after defeating Sofia Kenin at the Canadian Open
Victoria Mboko has continued to sparkle during the early stages of her career. Mboko, who is still only 18 years old, has made it through to the third round of the Canadian Open with relative ease. The young Canadian star, who hopes to play Coco Gauff in the fourth round, swept aside Sofia Kenin to advance in Montreal. The world number 27 was simply no match for the world number 85, as Mboko waltzed to a 6-2 6-3 victory. By defeating Kenin, Mbok…
With just 18 years and 336 days, Victoria Mboko has just written a prominent page in the history of Canadian tennis. The young promise became the youngest Canadian player, in the Open Age, to defeat a Grand Slam champion, after beating Sofia Kenin in two sets in the second round of Montreal’s WTA 1000. Mboko surpassed the brand established by Bianca Andreescu, who achieved a similar feat with 19 years and 50 days. Victory not only represents a s…
For the mainstream audience, perhaps his name will say little or nothing, but those who follow tennis in all its forms and at all levels, know that Victoria Mboko is one of the most promising and most in the form of the entire WTA circuit. And in the first Italian morning (at 4:25 pm), which corresponds to the late evening of Montreal, he slipped the second consecutive victory to the National Bank Open 2025 presented by Rogers that this year mak…
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