Tournoi de Tennis WTA 250 d'Auckland 2025 Finale Simple Dames Tauson (Dan) - Naomi Osaka (Jap)

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11/06/2025

Tournoi de Tennis WTA 250 Auckland 2025

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Tournoi WTA 250 Auckland
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Historique et Descriptif du Tournoi
Le tournoi d'Auckland (Nouvelle-Zélande) est un tournoi de tennis féminin du circuit professionnel WTA et masculin du circuit ATP.
Le tournoi féminin est organisé la dernière semaine de décembre ou la première semaine de janvier (systématiquement depuis 1996), sur dur et en extérieur. Il se déroule une semaine avant le tournoi masculin dans les mêmes installations. Evonne Goolagong (1973-1975) et Margaret Smith Court (1964-1971) sont les deux seules joueuses à s'être imposées trois fois en simple.
La première édition du tournoi masculin a été organisée en 1956. Le joueur le plus titré en simple est l'Espagnol David Ferrer qui a remporté le tournoi à 4 reprises (2007, 2011, 2012 et 2013). En double, l'Américain Patrick Galbraith s'est imposé 4 fois (1993, 1995, 1997 et 1998).

Finale Simple Dames Tauson (Dan) - Naomi Osaka (Jap) (6-4)
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00:00Tawson claims title in Auckland with unexpected victory.

00:04Welcome to Tiebreak News, your go-to channel for the latest in women's tennis.

00:08Today, we're talking about Clara Tawson's surprising win at the ASB Classic in Auckland

00:13after Naomi Osaka had to retire from the final due to an abdominal injury.

00:19A match that promised to be electrifying ended in an unexpected way,

00:22but not without some thrilling moments.

00:25Tawson made history by claiming her first title since 2021,

00:29while Osaka shone in her first final since becoming a mother.

00:33Want to know all the details of this matchup and how these two players overcame challenges to get here?

00:38Stay with us and find out everything now.

00:46Clara Tawson claims Auckland title after Osaka retires injured.

00:51Danish player Clara Tawson secured her third career title on the Hwagic WTA Tour

00:57and her first since 2021 after former World No. 1 Naomi Osaka retired from the ASB Classic final on Sunday

01:04due to an abdominal injury.

01:07The final, marked by ups and downs, ended unexpectedly with Tawson claiming the trophy

01:12under circumstances she described as not ideal.

01:16Osaka held off a strong comeback from Tawson in the first set,

01:20closing it out 6-4 after converting her second set point.

01:23However, the Japanese player immediately called for medical attention after the set

01:28and, after consulting with the medical team, decided to retire from the match.

01:34Tawson commented,

01:35It's not the way you want to win a match, especially a final.

01:39I felt like I still had more tennis to show today.

01:42This abrupt conclusion ended the first meeting between two players known for their powerful games.

01:47Both reached the final after overcoming difficult periods in their careers.

01:52For Osaka, it was her first final since 2022,

01:56while Tawson broke an even longer drought,

01:58making her first final at the tour level since 2021.

02:03Tawson also made history by becoming the first Danish player to win the title in Auckland.

02:08Her compatriot and former World No. 1, Caroline Wozniacki,

02:11was a two-time runner-up at the event in 2015 and 2018.

02:17After the win, Tawson said,

02:19I'm looking forward to going to Australia.

02:21I hope to continue with good results there.

02:24It's definitely a great start to the season with this title,

02:28my first since 2021, so it's been a while.

02:32Tawson's comeback,

02:33The former World No. 1 junior had a breakout season in 2021,

02:38winning two titles and reaching another final.

02:41However, injuries in recent years interrupted her progress,

02:45resulting in a fallout of the top 100 in 2022.

02:49Tawson managed to bounce back last year,

02:51reaching the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the first time at Roland Garros,

02:55competing in the Olympics, and returning to the top 50.

02:58Her path to the final in Auckland was filled with challenges.

03:03Tawson saved a match point in the second round

03:06against 2020 Australian Open champion Sophia Kennan

03:09and played two matches on Saturday,

03:12including a win over top seed Madison Keyes

03:15in a rain-interrupted quarterfinal.

03:18Final analysis.

03:19The final began with Osaka in strong form,

03:22using her power to force errors from Tawson

03:24and securing two breaks of serve to lead 5-1.

03:28However, Tawson showed resilience and began to turn the match around.

03:31She saved a set point at 5-3 with a forehand winner

03:34and won three consecutive games to narrow the score to 5-4.

03:39Despite the pressure, Osaka closed out the first set with a winning forehand.

03:44However, the Japanese player was already showing signs of discomfort

03:47and chose to retire before the start of the second set.

03:51Despite not winning the title, Osaka had a memorable week.

03:55It was her first appearance in Auckland since 2017,

03:59marking her return to the tour with her first semi-final

04:02and final appearance since the birth of her daughter, Shai, in 2023.

04:07Double champions.

04:08In doubles, second seeds,

04:11Zhang Xinyu and Wu Fang Xien claimed the title

04:13by defeating Sabrina Santamaria and Alexandra Krunik, 6'3", 6'4".

04:18And that wraps up another exciting chapter in women's tennis.

04:22Clara Tawson returns to the top with a landmark victory,

04:25while Naomi Osaka shows her strength in an impressive return to the circuit.

04:30What can we expect from these two stars this season?

04:33Keep following Tiebreak News for more exclusive stories and highlights from the WTA Tour.

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04:43See you in the next video.

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