• Marketa Vondrousova wins Berlin Open, defeating qualifier Wang Xinyu.
• This is Vondrousova's first title since winning Wimbledon two years ago.
• Wang displayed impressive skills, breaking Vondrousova in the second set.
• The match featured a tense first set, decided by a tiebreak.
• Vondrousova's resilience was key to her victory in the final match.

Marketa Vondrousova overcame Chinese qualifier Wang Xinyu in a thrilling three-set final at the Berlin Open, completing an improbable journey to her first title since winning Wimbledon in 2023. At 25 years old and ranked 164th following a difficult year with injuries, Vondrousova showcased her resilience by saving six set points in a challenging first set, ultimately winning the match 7-6(10), 4-6, 6-2, according to Channel News Asia and Reuters.

Wang, at 23, displayed remarkable composure in her first singles tour final, breaking her opponent in the second set to equalize the match. She had advanced through the qualifying rounds, defeating four top-20 players along the way, signaling her impressive form throughout the tournament. However, Vondrousova surged ahead in the final set with two breaks to lead 4-1, reports South China Morning Post and Channel News Asia.

As the match neared its conclusion, Vondrousova played a flawless service game at 5-2, showcasing a series of skillful shots including a dropshot and a powerful crosscourt backhand that secured her victory. Celebrating her triumph, Vondrousova thanked the crowd for their support and congratulated Wang on an incredible match, underscoring the sportsmanship and competitive spirit displayed throughout the event, according to Reuters and South China Morning Post.