Jessica Pegula Triumphs Over Sofia Kenin in Thrilling Charleston Open Final
Jessica Pegula, the world number four, clinched the Charleston Open title by defeating fellow American Sofia Kenin in a gripping final match. The tournament, held on green clay, saw Pegula secure her second singles title of the season and her eighth career title. Despite a challenging second set, Pegula managed a comeback to win 6-3, 7-5, showcasing her resilience and skill on the court.
Key Points
Jessica Pegula won the Charleston Open, defeating Sofia Kenin in the final with a score of 6-3, 7-5.
The match was the first all-American final at the Charleston Open since 1990.
Pegula's victory marks her second singles title of the season and her eighth career title.
She overcame a challenging second set, saving three set points and winning six consecutive games to secure the win.
Pegula's performance on the green clay of Daniel Island was highlighted by her adaptability and resilience.
Her win will elevate her to the number three ranking in the world, surpassing Coco Gauff as the top-ranked American.
