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Champ Kerber set for sustained success |
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(AP Photo/Tim Ireland)
LONDON (AP) The changes Angelique Kerber has made on the court helped her win a first Wimbledon title. She believes the changes she made off the court will ensure her second coming as a dominant force in the women's game endures. The 30-year-old German defeated seven-time champion Serena Williams 6-3, 6-3 in Saturday's final to confirm her return to the top of the sport. After claiming her first Grand Slam titles at the 2016 Australian and U.S opens - as well as losing the Wimbledon final to Williams in between - Kerber was unable to replicate that form in 2017. Having started the year at the top of the rankings, she ended it 21st. |
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