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Ana Ivanovic wins Canberra Classic
Canberra,
15 January 2005
Serbian teenager Ana Ivanovic won her first WTA Tour title Saturday, beating Melinda Czink of Hungary 7-5, 6-1 in the Canberra Classic.
Ana Ivanovic
Czink served for the first set at 5-4 before Ivanovic, a junior finalist at Wimbledon last year, broke back and won nine of the next 10 games to seal victory in 83 minutes.
"I was really nervous in the beginning," the 17-year-old Ivanovic said. "I somehow pulled through the first set and in the second set ... I didn't do too much wrong."
"I was really nervous in the beginning," the 17-year-old Ivanovic said. "I somehow pulled through the first set and in the second set ... I didn't do too much wrong."
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