German mother-level players won the top 15 in a row, and ranked 34th and approached the top 50 again

In the women's singles final of the just-concluded WTA 500 London Station (Queen Cup), 37-year-old German veteran T Maria, who broke through the qualifying round, defeated No. 8 seed Anisimova 6-3, 6-4, and won the highest-level singles championship of his career this week with a stance of four top 15 players.

Veteran T Maria often uses cutting balls in the game because she is not good at attacking. On the grass, the power of the upper and lower spinning balls is magnified, which is very effective for flat-strike players. Just so happens, the last three players that the German veteran encountered on the way to advance: Lebakinna, Keith and Anisimova, are all tie-strike players.

Once the change of the cutting ball cannot be adapted to, it will become difficult for the opponent to lead the offense. In addition, T Maria's serve is not bad, which gives her more opportunities to use cutting to limit her opponent's performance after serving on the grass.

In the end, she also laughed to the end with this trick and won the highest level of women's singles championship in her career. At the same time, with the championship's 500 points, the German veteran will soar to 52 in the updated world ranking next week, reaching the top 50 again.

In addition, Anisimova, who won the runner-up, will also reach a new high of 13. Zheng Qinwen, who has stopped in the semi-finals, will also reach a fourth place in the high next week. However, since next week, except for Svitek, everyone will participate in the WTA 500 Berlin Station, and China Golden Flower will face former Wimbledon champion Lebakinna in the first round, it is hard to say whether Zheng Qinwen's No.4 can sit firmly.