Robson’s loss prolongs Britain’s wait for WTA title
Laura Robson of Great Britain
Image by: Cameron Spencer / Getty Images
Image by: Cameron Spencer / Getty Images
Britain’s wait for its first WTA singles winner since 1988 was prolonged after teenager Laura Robson lost to Su-Wei Hsieh of Taiwan in Guangzhou on Saturday.
Robson, who won a silver medal in mixed doubles with Andy Murray at the London Olympics last month, went down 6-3 5-7 6-4 in a hard-fought match.
The London-based 18-year old was Britain’s first woman to play a WTA singles final since Jo Durie reached a main tour final in 1990 at Newport, United States.
Sara Gomer was the last British woman to win a WTA singles title in 1988.


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