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Canada's Dabrowski, Brazil's Stefani capture Wuhan Open women's doubles title

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Gabriela Dabrowski of Canada and Luisa Stefani of Brazil won the women's doubles title at the Wuhan Open tennis tournament in China on Sunday, defeating Storm Hunter of Australia and Katerina Siniakova of Czechia with a score of 7-5, 6-4. The match lasted one hour and 32 minutes, during which Dabrowski and Stefani won their sixth title together this season and third consecutively, earning them a spot in the WTA finals next month.

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Gabriela Dabrowski of Canada and Luisa Stefani of Brazil won the women's doubles title at the Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan, China on Sunday. The top-seeded pair defeated the third-seeded team of Storm Hunter from Australia and Katerina Siniakova from Czechia with a score of 7-5, 6-4. This was Dabrowski’s sixth title of the season and her 26th career doubles title, while Stefani earned an eighth title as their pair and third in a row. The victory improved their career record to 79-19 and secured their place for the season-ending WTA final next month.

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“Both articles describe Canada's Gabriela Dabrowski and Brazil's Luisa Stefani winning the women's doubles title at the Wuhan Open on Sunday, defeating Australia’s Storm Hunter and Czechia’s Katerina Siniakova in the final match.”

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Dabrowski PERSON · 7× Hunter PERSON · 4× Siniakova PERSON · 4× Stefani PERSON · 4× Canada GPE · 2× Australia GPE · 1× Brazil GPE · 1× Brazilian NORP · 1× Czechia GPE · 1× Gabriela Dabrowski PERSON · 1×

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Top seeds defeat 3rd-seeded duo of Australia's Hunter, Czechia's Siniakova 7-5, 6-4 Canada's Gabriela Dabrowski and Brazilian partner Luisa Stefani captured the women's doubles title Sunday at the Wuhan Open tennis tournament in Wuhan, China.

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Canada's Dabrowski, Brazil's Stefani capture Wuhan Open women's doubles title · assertive framing

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Canada's Dabrowski, Brazil's Stefani capture Wuhan Open women's doubles title asserted

Dabrowski → capture → title

Dabrowski → defeat → Wuhan

The No. 1 seeds defeated the third-seeded team of Australian Storm Hunter and Czech Katerina Siniakova 7-5, 6-4 in the final. asserted

seeds → defeat → final

Hunter and Siniakova were defending champions. asserted

Hunter → defend → ?

They also earned an eighth title as a team and third in a row. asserted

They → earn → row

Dabrowski and Stefani also improved their career record to 79-19 and qualified for the season-ending WTA final next month. asserted

Dabrowski → improve → final

Dabrowski captured a 26th career doubles title. asserted

Dabrowski → capture → title

"I'm really pleased with where we are and where our level is," Dabrowski said. asserted

Dabrowski → say → ?

"So it's really nice to see it pay off in results consistently throughout the season." asserted

it → see → season

Dabrowski and Stefan had more aces (five to none) and fewer double faults (three to four) than their opponents. asserted

Dabrowski → have → opponents

They also registered five breaks in 19 opportunities. asserted

They → register → opportunities

Hunter and Siniakova converted three-of-eight break chances. asserted

Hunter → convert → chances

Dabrowski and Stefani broke early to build a 4-1 lead in the first set before Hunter and Siniakova rallied to tie the score. asserted

Hunter → break → score

The top seeds broke again in the 12th game to take the opening set. asserted

seeds → break → set

They broke twice in the second set while surrendering their serve once to complete a victory in one hour 32 minutes. asserted

They → break → hour