The 25-year-old unseeded player defeated Russia’s Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova) and won her first Grand Slam championship.

The unseeded Czech Barbora Krychkova defeated Russia’s No. 31 seed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and won her first full at the French Open in Paris. Championship,

In the match between the two first-time Grand Slam finalists, Kre?kova took the lead on Saturday at Philip Chatril Stadium with a score of 6-1, 2-6, 6-4.

The game ended with Pavlyuchenkova’s backhand long shot and Kre?kova scored the fourth match point.

The 25-year-old imitated compatriot Hana Mandlikova, who won the trophy in Paris in 1981.

Krejcikova expressed emotional respect to her mentor, former Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna Novotna, who died of cancer in 2017 at the age of 49.

“It’s hard to express in words. I can’t believe I just won a Grand Slam,” Kre?kova was still at the 2020 French Open (also known as the French Open) in October last year. Outside the top 100.

“Before she died, I spent a lot of time with her. The last thing she said to me was “Enjoy tennis and work hard to win the Grand Slam.” “

“I know she is taking care of me. Almost all of this is because she is taking care of me.

“It’s amazing that I have the opportunity to meet her. She is such an inspiration. I miss her and I hope she is really happy.”

Kre?kova can also win the third Grand Slam women’s doubles title with partner Katerina Sinakova on Sunday, Czech-born Martina Navratilova (Martina Navratilova) She was awarded a trophy and she won two French Open tournaments as a US citizen.

Thanks to Saturday’s victory, Kre?kova will rise to 15th in the world, marking the sixth consecutive Grand Slam championship in Paris.

Russia’s Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (left) and Czech’s Barbora Krechkova posing with runner-up and championship trophies [Sarah Meyssonnier/Reuters]

At the same time, Pavlyuchenkova made her first Grand Slam final in her 52nd attempt and tried to become the third-oldest first-time winner of the Grand Slam tournament.

The 29-year-old said: “I have been preparing a speech for this moment since I was a child, and now I can’t speak.”

“Thank you very much to the friends who came here from all over the world to participate in a game-maybe they think this is my only chance!

“Congratulations Barbara. I don’t know how you played singles and doubles. The last point I am dead.”

This is only Krejcikova’s second WTA singles title, but she has won the championship in her past two games.

Last month, she won the trophy on the clay court in Strasbourg, France, and has now won 12 consecutive games.