Ones Zabeer signs his big comeback in Charleston, USA

Tunisian tennis player Ones Jaber won the prestigious WTA 500 final in Charleston, her fourth career title, second on clay and first on US soil. World No. 4 Zabeer is on track to regain the World No. 2 ranking after recovering from injury today.

Jabur’s return to the green clay of Charleston, South Carolina, from the United States is just in time as a crucial summer approaches for the champion, who is still aiming for victory at Roland Garros.

This performance came at the expense of Swiss Belinda Benzik (11^Th World), in which the Tunisian gets his revenge: In this poster remake of the final of the same tournament last year, where he conceded the match in three sets, Jaber actually won the final in two sets this time on April 9. The first set was 7-6 and the second 6-4 with no less than 8 aces.

A first set that was a scene of extremely tight, breathless suspense, a hard-fought battle that will undoubtedly go down in world tennis’ greatest years.

A return full of graves

Since his 2022 season, which saw him reach the heights of world tennis and several historic finals, Anse Japier has had a very difficult start to the 2023 season following several injuries, particularly to his knee. After an early round of 16 exit from the Indian Wells tournament on March 14, the difficulties have now cost her second place in the WTA rankings a few hundred points.

With 500 points and a tidy sum of $800,000, the women’s tournament in Charleston has seen many changes over the years. In 2001, it was renamed Family Circle Cup, in honor of the main sponsor of the event. In 2015, the tournament changed its name again Volvo Car Open. From 2021, it will be once again Charleston Open.

In terms of classification, competitions have also undergone changes. It went from being a WTA Tier 1 event to an event First of all, later promoted to the WTA 500, the last category before the main event of the WTA 1000. The event takes place on Daniel Island, a private island that is part of the City of Charleston. The stadium is located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, which gives the audience a unique view.