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How the American won in an all-servebot Houston final against Isner, and the Swiss battled through in an intense contest with Jabeur in Charleston.
Published Apr 11, 2022
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Opelka fended off all eight break points he faced against Isner.
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Opelka improved to 5-1 against Isner in Houston, their first championship clash.
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Bencic will rise to No. 13 in the rankings with her victory in Charleston.
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