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Jessica Pegula and Sofia Kenin to Compete in Historic Charleston Open Final

The all-American final, the first at Charleston since 1990, will see both players vying for their maiden clay-court title.

American Jessica Pegula rallies to beat defending champion Danielle Collins of the United States in the quarter-finals of the WTA tournament in Charleston, South Carolina
Jessica Pegula reached her third final in four tournaments with a three-set victory over Ekaterina Alexandrova at the WTA Charleston Open
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Overview

  • Jessica Pegula advanced to the final after a hard-fought three-set victory against Ekaterina Alexandrova, showcasing resilience in challenging conditions.
  • Sofia Kenin reached the final following Amanda Anisimova's retirement due to a hip injury, maintaining her streak of not dropping a set in the tournament.
  • This marks the first all-American final at the Charleston Open in 35 years, highlighting the prominence of U.S. players in the event.
  • Pegula has been one of the most consistent players on the WTA Tour in 2025, reaching her third final of the season and seeking her first clay-court title.
  • Kenin, a former Australian Open champion, is making a strong comeback and aims to secure her first title on clay since 2020.