Overview

• Jessica Pegula defeated Sofia Kenin 6-3, 7-5 to win the Charleston Open, marking her first claycourt title and eighth career singles title.
• The final featured the first all-American matchup at the Charleston Open since 1990, highlighting Pegula's victory over the unseeded Kenin.
• Pegula mounted an impressive comeback in the second set, saving three set points and winning six consecutive games after trailing 1-5.
• This win elevates Pegula to world number three in the WTA rankings, making her the top-ranked American player, surpassing Coco Gauff.
• Pegula attributed her success to her adaptability and prior training on Daniel Island, overcoming tough conditions to secure the title.