US EditionCanada’s Victoria Mboko Advances to the National Bank Open Final
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Washington, 6 Aug (EFE).- Japanese Naomi Osaka defeated Danish Clara Tauson this Wednesday in Montreal and qualified for her first final of a Masters 1,000 in three years, in which she will be measured with Canadian Victoria Mboko. Osaka, currently 49 in the world, got rid of Tauson (number 19) by 6-2 and 7-6(7) in an hour and 45 minutes. With her pass to the final, the Japanese, winner of four ‘big’, also secures a position among the 25 best in…
Canada’s Victoria Mboko advances to the National Bank Open final
No longer a stranger to Canadian fans, or a lightweight on the Women’s Tennis Association Tour, Victoria Mboko’s captivating run from fearless wild-card entry to National Bank Open semifinalist continues tonight in Montreal.
The young Canadian will face Elena Rybakina, Montreal's ninth favourite, in the semifinals.
Victoria Mboko credits her Congolese parents for grounding her during her meteoric rise in tennis. - Tennis Tonic - News, Predictions, H2H, Live Scores, stats
Victoria Mboko’s ascent in the world of professional tennis has been nothing short of remarkable. At just 17, she’s already making waves on the international circuit, drawing attention not only for her powerful game but also for her poise and maturity. While many young athletes struggle with the pressures of fame and competition, Mboko remains grounded—and she attributes much of that stability to her Congolese parents. Family Values That Shaped …
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