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Kalinskaya, Washington Open and Leylah Fernandez

Tennis-Fernandez cruises past Kalinskaya to claim Washington Open title

(Reuters) -Leylah Fernandez earned the biggest win of her career as she beat Anna Kalinskaya 6-1 6-2 in the Washington Open final on Sunday. After a brief rain delay in the nation's capital, Fernandez - who was just one game away from defeat in the semi-finals - overcame the extreme humidity to capture her first WTA 500 title in her first final in over a year.

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Leylah Fernandez beats Anna Kalinskaya 6-1, 6-2 to win the DC Open for her biggest title

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Washington Open: Leylah Fernandez Dismantles Anna Kalinskaya To Clinch Crown

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Fernandez dominates Kalinskaya to win DC Open

Canada's Leylah Fernandez produced a dominant performance to defeat Russia's Anna Kalinskaya in straight sets and win the WTA Tour's DC Open in Washington on Sunday.

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Kalinskaya meets Fernandez, De Minaur faces Spaniard in DC finals

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Leylah Fernandez and Anna Kalinskaya advance to DC Open women’s final

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Emma Raducanu has reason to be upbeat despite Anna Kalinskaya defeat

Emma Raducanu’s impressive run in Washington has ended after a straights-set defeat by the Anna Kalinskaya, with the Russian’s heavy ground-strokes and metronomic accuracy proving too much for the Briton.

Washington Open: Emma Raducanu Denied As Anna Kalinskaya Cruises Into Final

Anna Kalinskaya pounced when it mattered, breaking Emma Raducanu four times from the six opportunities she forced, while the new British number one converted just one of her six chances

Kalinskaya beats Raducanu, De Minaur to face Davidovich Fokina in Washington final

Anna Kalinskaya outclassed Britain's Emma Raducanu 6–4 6–3 at the Washington Open on Saturday to advance to the final, where she will face Leylah Fernandez.

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Emma Raducanu exits Washington Open with semi-final loss to Anna Kalinskaya

Emma Raducanu was bundled out of the Washington Open in a 6-4 6-3 semi-final defeat to Anna Kalinskaya. The British number one matched the Russian early, using her superior serve to pick up five aces. However, she was frequently unable to take full advantage of her firepower as she failed to convert any of her four break point opportunities.