Ashleigh Barty scored her 12th straight win in Miami Gardens to capture her second straight Miami Open championship. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISEAshleigh Barty (R) of Australia and Bianca Andreescu of Canada hold their trophies following their singles finals match at the Miami Open tennis tournament in Miami Gardens, Florida, USA, 03 April 2021. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISE “My body seemed to be good up until today,” said Bianca Andreescu, who retired with a right foot injury while trailing Ash Barty 6-3, 4-0. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISE“I love the climate here. It’s very similar to that of Brisbane where I grew up,” said Ashleigh Barty after winning her second straight Miami open final. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISE” I really didn’t want to stop, but Abdul, my fitness trainer, he basically saved me from myself in a way,” said Bianca Andreescu after retiring from the final with a right foot injury. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISEAshleigh Barty saved a match point in her opening-round win and was dominant capturing her 10th career title. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISEBianca Andreescu of Canada in action against Ashleigh Barty of Australia during the Miami Open women’s final. EPA/RHONA WISE EPA-EFE/RHONA WISEAshleigh Barty of Australia holds the Butch Buchholz Trophy following her win against Bianca Andreescu of Canada in the Miami Open final. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISE“Obviously it’s disappointing with the way that it ended, but without a doubt, that will be the first of many for us, and hopefully they are in big matches and big moments where it matters,” Ashleigh Barty said after the Miami Open final. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISEAshleigh Barty of Australia poses for photographers as she holds the Butch Buchholz Trophy following her win against Bianca Andreescu of Canada at the Miami Open. EPA-EFE/RHONA WISE
