Destanee Aiava gana su primer título como neozelandesa

Destanee Aiava consiguió su primer título ITF de la temporada en el torneo W15 de Brisbane. La neozelandesa de 26 años derrotó a la jugadora local Belle Thompson por 6-2 y 6-3 en la final, sin ceder un solo set durante todo el evento.

Aiava obtuvo la 11.ª corona ITF de su carrera con actuaciones dominantes a lo largo de cinco partidos. Avanzó tras vencer a Ava Beck, Tori Russell y Ya Yi Yang antes de alzarse con el título.

Tras la victoria, publicó en Instagram que este era su primer torneo profesional desde enero y su primer título como neozelandesa. Aiava cambió su nacionalidad de Australia a Nueva Zelanda en junio.

El triunfo llega en su última temporada en el circuito. A principios de este año anunció su retirada tras enfrentarse a abusos en línea y admitir que nunca había disfrutado realmente de este deporte.

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