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ASH BARTY WINS AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2022 WOMEN’S SINGLES TITLE

World No.1 Ash Barty has become the first Australian to win an Australian Open
women's singles title in 44 years.

Melbourne, Australia, 29 January 2022 | Leigh Rogers 14 780
 


Ash Barty has capped an incredible summer by winning her maiden Australian Open
women’s singles title.

The world No.1 recorded a thrilling 6-3 7-6(2) victory against American Danielle
Collins in tonight’s championship match at Rod Laver Arena.

“This is just a dream come true for me,” said an emotional Barty. “I’m so
proud.”

Barty, the first local contender to reach this stage in an Australian Open
women’s singles draw in 42 years, made a confident start and held in the opening
game.

Collins, contesting her first Grand Slam final, was not overawed either. Games
went on serve early, until Barty struck in the sixth game to take a 4-2 lead.

From there, the 25-year-old Australian closed out the opening set in 32 minutes.





Barty was dominating on serve, winning 94 per cent of first serve points and
striking five aces. Collins was struggling to get a read too, making only 38 per
cent of returns in play.

But the feisty American made her move early in the second set, breaking Barty’s
serve in the second game and building a 2-0 advantage.

It was, incredibly, only the second time this tournament that Barty had lost a
service game.

The top-seeded Barty had two break points in the next game, but was unable to
convert.

Barty briefly stemmed the momentum, holding to love in a 62-second game, to get
on the board in the second set.

But as Collins broke again and raced to a 5-1 lead, it appeared the match was
heading to a deciding set.

Barty, though, had other plans.

“Once I was 1-5 down, I just wanted to try and shift and be a little more
aggressive, adjust a couple of things tactically just to get momentum if we went
to a third,” Barty said.

“Tennis is a funny game with the scoring system. Things can change so quickly it
feels like at times.”

The Australian reeled off five of the next six games to force a tiebreak.

A calm Barty then sealed a sensational victory in 87 minutes, roaring as she
struck a forehand winner to win the tiebreak and secure the title in front of a
rapturous crowd.

“It was a little bit surreal,” Barty said of that moment. “I didn’t quite know
what to do or what to feel.”

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“As an Aussie, the most important part of this tournament has been able to share
it with so many people,” Barty said.

“The crowd has been nothing shy of exceptional. This crowd is one of the most
fun I’ve ever played in front of and you brought me so much joy out here today.
You relaxed me and forced me to play my best tennis.”

This is Barty’s third Grand Slam singles title, following her victories at
Roland Garros in 2019 and Wimbledon last year.

The world No.1 joins Serena Williams as the only active player to win major
titles on three different surfaces.

“To have a Grand Slam title on each surface is pretty amazing,” Barty admitted.
“I never probably thought it would ever happen to me. So very, very lucky and
very humbled and privileged.”





Barty also becomes the fifth Australian in the Open era to win the Australian
Open women’s singles title and the first local contender to hold aloft the
Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup since Chris O’Neil in 1978.

O’Neil was at Rod Laver Arena this evening, proudly watching as Barty joined
elite company in triumphing at her home Grand Slam.

“It’s absolutely incredible. I think as Aussies, we’re exceptionally lucky to be
a Grand Slam nation,” Barty said.

“To get to experience to play at home is really special, and to be here as a
champion of the tournament is really exciting.”

Barty’s idol Evonne Goolagong Cawley was also at Rod Laver Arena, making a
surprise appearance to present the trophy.

Australian Open women’s singles
Aussie champions – Open era Champion Year Margaret Court 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973
Evonne Goolagong Cawley 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 Kerry Reid 1977 Chris O’Neil 1978
Ash Barty 2022

“To be a very small part of an amazing history in tennis as an Australian is
really, really neat,” Barty said.

Barty’s also victory coincides with the tournament’s centenary of women
celebrations, with this year marking 100 years since the women’s singles
competition was introduced.

Barty is the 47th woman in total, and 17th Australian, to claim the title in
this period.

Australian Open 2022

TODAY’S RESULTS
Women’s singles, final
[1] Ash Barty (AUS) d [27] Danielle Collins (USA) 6-3 7-6(2)

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