Mika Stojsavljevic Claims First ITF Senior Title at Nottingham Event

Mika Stojsavljevic, a 15-year-old rising star from the UK, made headlines this week as she claimed her first ITF senior title in Nottingham. Despite entering the event on a wildcard, Stojsavljevic showed incredible skill and determination as she defeated the fourth seed en route to victory.

In the first round, Stojsavljevic faced off against Lucie Nguyen Tan and was pushed to a tiebreak in the first set. However, the young Brit managed to edge out her opponent and take the lead. She continued her strong performance in the second set, ultimately winning the match 7-6(4), 6-4.

Stojsavljevic’s dominance continued in the following rounds, as she defeated Jessica Pieri, Hikaru Sato, and fourth seed Tamira Paszek to reach the final. In the championship match against Julie Belgraver, Stojsavljevic once again showed her composure under pressure, winning in straight sets 7-6(7), 6-3 to claim her first senior title.

The young Brit’s impressive performance in Nottingham is a testament to her talent and potential in the world of tennis. With this victory under her belt, Stojsavljevic is sure to be a player to watch in future tournaments.

In other Nottingham news, several other Brits competed in the event but were unable to advance past the early rounds. However, the upcoming week promises more exciting tennis action as Brits are set to play in various tournaments around the world, including Madrid, Aix-en Provence, and Ghangzhou. Stay tuned for more updates on the latest in British tennis.