Lola Giza creates a tennis sensation in the Stuttgart City Cup!

Lola Giza creates a tennis sensation in the Stuttgart City Cup!

The international Württemberg championships for the Stuttgart City Cup 2025 are taking place this week and are attracting great attention in the tennis city of Stuttgart. The women's final, which will be held today, July 5, 2025, promises particular excitement. Local player Emily Seibold, 25 years old and member of TC Blau-Weiss Vaihingen-Rohr, fought her way to the final with impressive performances. The wildcard holder secured her fourth win on home soil and is now aiming for overall victory.

Seibold showed convincing performances over the course of the tournament. In the round of 16 she defeated Mariella Thamm 6:0, 6:1 and only lost one set. In the quarterfinals there was another success over the Swiss Ylena In-Albon, with Seibold winning 6:1, 7:5. Now waiting in the final is the Czech qualifier Nikola Bartunkova, who also showed impressive performances. Bartunkova, who beat second seed Croatian Lea Boskovic in the semifinals, had to fend off six match points in her previous match against Noma Noha Akugue and won 13-11 after a dramatic third-set tiebreak.

Finals and statistics

After Bartunkova had already beaten Seibold 6:1, 6:1 in the first round, the signs are now different. An exciting finale will show whether the local hero Seibold can take revenge. Both players have proven their skills in this tournament and spectators can look forward to a thrilling duel.

The statistics that document the progress of Bartunkova and Giza's last games also deserve special attention. Giza has stood out with a solid performance in her matches so far. In her last encounter against Bartunkova, which she clearly lost 6:1, 6:1, she was still able to perform well in the first round of the tournament. In contrast, Bartunkova had a rocky road to the final, characterized by exciting and undoubtedly challenging matches.

Sustainable success and outlook

The international Württemberg championships are very popular every year, not least due to the high level of competition and the general promotion of tennis in the Stuttgart region. It remains to be seen whether Seibold can achieve the home win and thereby underline that local talent can also hold its own on the big stage. The Tennis Association hopes that this competition will continue to produce great players and strengthen Stuttgart's reputation as a tennis city. While all eyes are on the final, it remains to be seen which player will have the trophy at their feet.

For more information about the latest game results and statistics, those interested can visit the coverage tennisresults.net and the article wtatennis.de track.