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Hamburg Ladies Open 2026 – Korpatsch Ends German Drought

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At the ~~start of the~~ 2026 Hamburg Ladies Open, Ukrainian Oleksandra Oliynykova reached the quarter‑finals while Germany’s No. 1 Tamara Korpatsch advanced, noting the indoor‑court conditions and a pet Maltipoo on the bench. Korpatsch ~~went on to capture~~ captured the ~~tournament, defeating~~ title, beating Hungary’s Anna Bondar 6‑3, 6‑3 in ~~the final on Centre Court.~~ a one‑hour‑28‑minute final. The win ~~gave her~~ ended a ~~second career WTA title, her first~~ 34‑year German drought at ~~her home~~ the event, making her the first German champion since Steffi Graf in 1992, and ~~earned €32,520 plus 250 ranking points. The victory~~ lifted her to world No. 45, breaking into the top‑50 for the first ~~time and confirming her status as the new German number one. Bondar had~~ time. She earned ~~her place after~~ €32,520 and 250 ranking points. The tournament also featured a ~~three‑hour, 29‑minute semifinal win over Armenia’s Elina Avanesyan, while Korpatsch advanced when Egypt’s Mayar Sherif retired injured in~~ show match with former stars Martina Hingis and Andrea Petkovic on centre court before the ~~quarter‑finals.~~ final. Korpatsch’s dominant performance included two aces and a 72 % first‑serve success rate.

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