The Mexican defeated Marina Stakusic in an intense three-set match and adds another title to her 2025 highlight

The Mexican racket Renata Zarazúa was crowned in Austin Open (WTA 125) this Sunday, after beating the Canadian Marina Stakusic with partials of 4-6, 6-3 and 3-6.

In the game, with a duration of 2 hours and 27 minutes, Renata Zarazúa He showed momentum from the first serves and took the first set; However, it was equalized by Stakusic in the second round, adding excitement on the hard court.

For the decisive round, Zarazúa took an initial advantage that seemed definitive, to the point of going 5-0, but the rival pushed to 5-3 before the Mexican, number 83 in the world, closed the match with the decisive point.

2025 has been a positive year for Zarazua: In addition to the Austin Open, which distributes a purse of 115 thousand dollars in prizes, the Mexican reached the final of the W100 from Madrid and won the title of Macon W100Georgia (United States).

The next challenge of Renata Zarazúa will be the playoffs Billie Jean King Cup in Monterrey, Mexico, from November 14 to 16. In this tournament, the Mexican team will face Canada—possible revenge for Zarazúa against Stakusic—and Denmark.