Talia Gibson reaches Singapore Open final as rival Tatiana Prozorova says she was 'pressured' to withdraw
- Australian Talia Gibson has progressed to her first singles final on the main WTA tour at the expense of Tatiana Prozorova, who says she was "pressured" into withdrawing from their semifinal after failing part of a concussion test.
- Gibson reached the final of the Singapore Open, where she will face a former grand slam finalist, as this year's French Open runner-up Maya Chwalinska and 2021 US Open finalist Leylah Fernandez face off in their final-four clash.
- But 22-year-old Gibson was not required to step on court for her semi after receiving a walkover past Prozorova, who was hit by a smash duri
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- Australian Talia Gibson has progressed to her first singles final on the main WTA tour at the expense of Tatiana Prozorova, who says she was "pressured" into withdrawing from their semifinal after failing part of a concussion test.
- Gibson reached the final of the Singapore Open, where she will face a former grand slam finalist, as this year's French Open runner-up Maya Chwalinska and 2021 US Open finalist Leylah Fernandez face off in their final-four clash.
- But 22-year-old Gibson was not required to step on court for her semi after receiving a walkover past Prozorova, who was hit by a smash duri
Sources: ABC Australia