Canadian tennis player Leylah Fernandez triumphed over Tereza Valentova of Czechia to win the Japan Women’s Open singles title. The final match took place on a Saturday night at the Utsubo Tennis Center in Osaka.
Match Overview
Fernandez started strong, securing the first set with an impressive score of 6-0 in just 28 minutes. However, the match took a turn as Valentova, 18, found her rhythm in the second set.
Final Scores
- First Set: 6-0 (Fernandez)
- Second Set: 5-7 (Valentova)
- Third Set: 6-3 (Fernandez)
Statistical Highlights
The match showcased Fernandez’s skill, as she accumulated three aces and seven winners. Her unforced errors were limited to just four, along with two double faults.
Key Statistics
- Total Points Won: Fernandez – 43, Valentova – 31
- First Serve Win Percentage: 70%
- Second Serve Win Percentage: 46%
- Break Points Saved: Fernandez – 5 of 9, Valentova – 9 of 16
Fernandez, 23, from Laval, Quebec, demonstrated resilience, pushing through nearly two hours of play after a dominant first set. This victory adds to her achievements and marks a significant milestone in her career at the Japan Women’s Open.
This report by El-Balad was published on October 18, 2025.
