By Richard Pagliaro | Thursday, August 7, 2025
Photo Credit: All Banque National Facebook
Diving Victoria is a pocket He jumped into the ball, lighting a flying response, emitting a tremendous noise from Montreal’s fans.
The wild Canadian card crashed into court following a dropper in wrapping a wild journey. Lundo scored a stunning 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 victory over a detached Naomi Osaka To capture her girls’ championship at a fairy tale for the Omnium Banque National Open.
18-year-old Lundoco took fans at home on an exciting trip that was unpredictable, unruly and ugly in time, after former world no. 1 Osaka was mentally discovered in the face of the adolescent’s fierce competition, the support of the noisy crowd and its self-sacrifice.
It ended with a decrease in the collision and will go down as a historical flight. Lurko is the youngest woman in the history of WTA to defeat four Grand Slam-Sofia Kenin, Coco Gauffia, Elena Rybakina and Osaka-ena to a championship. Only the legendary legend Serena Williams, who was a 17-year-old Dynamo dressed in a canary-colored Puma gown when she overthrew four big samples, including the World Martina Hingis to win the 1999 US Open, was younger.
Explosive is the third wild card that wins a WTA 1000 championship after soon Maria Sharapova (2011 Cincinnati) and compatriot Bianca Andreescu (2019 Indian Wells).
World No. 85 Lurko, which was ranked 358 a year ago, is the second lowest ranked woman to win a WTA 1000 after no. 133 Kim Clijsters, who won the Indian Wells 2005 championship.
After all, the net shared an extraordinary emotional space between the four times the great champion Osaka and the finalist for the first time Lundo.
The young man played with more desire and deeper desire than an uncontrolled Osaka, who made a violation of the code to bend a ball in the stand, appeared upset by her opponent leaving while she was decided to serve and looked empty at the bottom.
A set firmly flew through the last five games, kneeling in excitement after winning a two-hour triumph of four-minute.
The truth be said to be a strange last conclusion with some excellent strokes from both and periods where no woman may seem to keep the ball between lines for sustainable extension. Lundoco overcame 13 double mistakes and a percentage of 27 percent of the second service, while Osaka often had her opponent in defense just to navigate the murder blow in some cases. Drako converted seven of the eight rest points and applied its speed and determination to extend its points and its ability to hit the line down to exterminate them.
The winning moment
Victoria Caps her first WTA title in Montreal, beating Osaka 2-6, 6-4, 6-1.#Obn25 pic.twitter.com/ovelb47ymz
– wta (@wta) 8 August 2025
Sometimes, this finale was like watching virtuoso musicians hit perfect high notes, then shout through the extension of atonical music.
However, Lundoco showed her makeup, the intestines and the power of the star riding in a wave of support that defeated Osaka in a severe disappointment.
Initially, Osaka submitted a dose of preface medication in Lundoko she received from Liudmila Samsonova in the second round.
In 4-6, 7-6 (6), 6-3 conquest of the 13th Samsonova return, Osaka was constantly beaten in Crosscourt exchanges for a and a half group. The Japanese were sometimes taking a big step than the short, precise steps of preparation to give themselves ideal division between her body and the ball.
Tonight, Osaka came out by shaking the initial cross -crucified forewords essentially saying to the teen: Let’s see if you can hang and sound into the fireworks of the Crosscourt foreword.
Showing the shot that made it a twice champion of Open Open, Osaka shot a foreword under the line coming out 4-1. The next endangered effort, Osaka broke up again to take the opening in 37 minutes.
World no. 49 seemed to be under control, but soon the speed and perseverance of Lurako and the growing participation of the crowd threw Osaka into strange and dry places.
Facing a red, fearless red opponent, thousands of Canadian fans screaming and the prospect of winning its biggest title in four years all raised Angst Osaka. This is completely understandable.
Still, if you are so experienced that Osaka could not want balls outside, as she made several times showing signs she thought were wide in balls that actually landed inside the first side. You have to play the actual call and not the call you hope to hear – yet it showed the nerves the Japanese superstar was also feeling a group.
When Osaka Ra served for the second right time to drop after 1-2 in the second set, she threw her blue yonex stick in court in a visible display of frustration.
Across the network, 18-year-old Lundoco meant business. After blowing a lead 40-15 and paid for double the rest in the fourth match, Mboko exploded a huge return to break again for the 3-2-direct direct order of this strong final.
Shaking a double fault, Lundoco headed to the groove, drawing a wild advanced mistake to hold at 30 for the first 4-2-restraint since Osaka climbed 5-2 to the opening group.
A shocked Osaka was looking in the sky as if looking for responses from above, while Roko ran through a love holiday, extending her superiority to 5-2.
Cutting a scary figure as she opened near the back wall, Osaka looked degenerate. Then she dumped her a line of life.
The young man completely lost her service movement by drawing three double mistakes and looked at Osaka Lafora a return below the line to return to the eighth match. Osaka deleted the wide service by sealing its first set of set for 4-5 and shifting the pressure again over the shoulders of the Labo.
After questioning her workout box for service tips, she removed the pace of service. This approach worked as it gathered from 15-30 down, winning three points in a row to grab a second and wild wild set and force a decision maker after 82 minutes of play.
Despite throwing 12 double mistakes through two groups, Wild Card was a set of her first career title. Osaka left the court to restore the decision makers.
In the retrospective that Break was a big mistake after spending time spent the right time by hitting the practice of services and finding its groove while Osaka was trying to make your mind back on the right track.
Only when you thought a crazy final could not become more volatile, so it happened. Both women with double problems to start the holidays to start the final group. Osaka destroyed a 30-15 lead, and then bowed a ball to the stand, making a warning of violating the code for abuse of the ball while converting its sixth rest 2-1.
During this magic run of Montreal, the poetry and under pressure, the creativity on the run and the full resistance were its supercar. She showed all this in a fourth match that drains.
Dicking sweat, Lundoco fought four resting points in a dramatic six-pressing game by throwing a droplet to hold for 3-1 as the entire stadium seemed to rise to its noisy collective feet.
If you have seen Osaka win any of her four big clashes, you know she can be a leading power player with a skill for the first devastating strike.
This final reinforced the fact of all her wonderful gifts as a ball striker, Osaka’s aversion in the net remains a weakness. Time and time again, Osaka had the young man in the move in the fifth match, but stubbornly remained stuck at the initial base trying to squeeze the shooting closer to the lines. In the end she struck herself in limbo as she broke once seventh for 4-1.
Mentally, Roko was climbing this magical flight and Osaka was based on misery.
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When Osaka scolded a casual blow, a run -on -run -on -flight was full and collapsed in court, staring at a preface and losing its Wilson race in the process. The chairman called for a repetition to make sure that Mboko took her to a bounce, but Osaka, who seemed as if she just wanted to leave the court, did not even wait and played through that request.
Lundard ended a magic run while kneeling while Osaka came around the net to offer congratulations. Back in 2018, Osaka overcame legendary Serena Williams and 23,000 American fans screaming at Arthur Ase Stadium to win US Open at a moment she called “Bittersweet”.
Tonight, it felt like an overthrow of the role with Roko riding the wave of support of the Canadian crowd, and Osaka seemed positively silent to the end.
This victory has Vault Last Last Compata and Washington, DC Lelalah Fernandez champion at no. 25 as the Canadian woman of the highest rank. Despite the disappointing conclusion, Osaka rises to number 24 in the rankings.
There is much to like about the game of Lundoko and her commitment to the cause and based on what we saw tonight both women will be dangerous threats in this month’s US Open.
