Teenager Klugman beat her French opponent 6-2 6-4 in the final to claim the W100 crown after a flawless week in Wales.
Seventeen-year-old Klugman has a new trophy on her shelf. The British teenager won the Wrexham Open on Sunday, finishing a perfect week at the W100 event without losing a single set.
In the final she faced a French opponent and was in control throughout, winning 6-2 6-4. She took the first set with a comfortable margin and held her composure in the second to close out the match in straight sets.
Winning a W100 title without dropping a set takes consistency, and Klugman showed it from the first round to the last. At 17, she is already beating seasoned professionals on the ITF circuit, a level where many players spend years trying to break through.
The result is another sign of a young talent on the rise. Wrexham was a statement week, and the tennis world will be watching to see how she builds on it.
