At age 90, Canada's Inge Weber stands on top of the world.
Last week at the World Individual Championships in Greece, the Canadian secured the title in the women's 90+ singles division in dominant fashion.
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Weber was seeded second in her division and showed why early, dropping a mere four games in her first two matches. She then reached the final with a 7-5, 7-5 win over Judith Smith of the United States before sweeping aside the top-seeded Brit June Pearce 6-1, 6-2 in the final.
It is the fifth Masters World Championships singles title for Weber. Her first victory was in the 75+ division back in 2012. She won it again in 2014 before winning the 80+ in 2016 and 2019. She also won two doubles titles in 2017-2018. Weber is also a multi-time Canadian national champion at the Steve Stevens Masters Tennis Championships presented by Predator Ridge.
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The victory in Greece comes 25 years after her first recognized World Tennis title back in 2001. Weber has 22 singles titles on the World Tennis Masters Tour.
Canada brought home two medals from this round of the World Individual Championships. Along with Weber's gold, George Morfitt claimed the silver in the 90+ men's doubles alongside Gergard Specht of Germany.
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The pair upset the second seeds Viggo Holm and Chuck Nelson in the semis with the loss of just two games, but were beaten by top seeds Herbert Althaus and King Van Nostrand in straight sets in the final.
Canadians also delivered strong results at an MT400 event in Manacor, Spain, in October.
Sydney Azancot reached both the singles and doubles finals in the men's 70+ division, winning the doubles title alongside Michel Galey of France. Tisha Kilburn joined Azancot in the winner's circle, claiming the women's 50+ singles title. Tommy Ghosn finished as the runner-up in the men's 40+ singles.
There were no World Tennis Masters Tour events in Canada in October. There is one taking place in Victoria, BC, from Nov. 12 to 15, the final Masters event in Canada in 2026.
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