After completing the 2025 Stuttgart finish from the TOP2, Ostapenko's championship is full of gold

On the 21st local time, Latvian good player Ostapenko defeated Belarus's world No. 1 sister Sabalenka 6:4, 6:1 in the women's singles final of the 2025 Stuttgart Women's Open, winning the 9th crown of her career and her first clay championship after the 2017 French Open.

Latvian good player Ostapenko

World No. 18 Ostapenko won the title after beating Poland in the quarterfinals and then beating top seed Sabalenka in the championship to seal the title from the top two in the world.

Ostapenko played well in the final, sweeping 21 winning shots in the whole court, and only 8 unforced errors, with a service scoring rate of 81%, which made Sabalenka unable to parry, and successfully won in straight sets, driving away the sports car that only the champion has had, and also allowed Sabalenka to enter the Stuttgart final for 4 times and returned with a shock and finished as the runner-up.

Speaking to Sabalenka after the race, Ostapenko joked: "I think you must hate me now because you want this car so badly and I'm sure you can get her next time." She added: "I've played Sabalenka a few times and I know exactly how to play, so I'm just focused on my strategy. ”

Sabalenka wished Ostapenko a good message after the race, saying: "I want to congratulate her on a great week, she played really well, so enjoy driving it." ”