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Stuttgart Finals Gallery

Julia Goerges stunned the No.1 player in the world to win Germany's only event on the WTA.

Published April 24, 2011 12:00

Julia Goerges kicked off her weekend with some beach tennis and an autograph session.
Julia Goerges kicked off her weekend with some beach tennis and an autograph session.
The first match on Sunday saw Sam Stosur and Sabine Lisicki capturing the doubles title.
The first match on Sunday saw Sam Stosur and Sabine Lisicki capturing the doubles title.
Sam Stosur won her 23rd WTA doubles title while Sabine Lisicki collected her very first.
Sam Stosur won her 23rd WTA doubles title while Sabine Lisicki collected her very first.
Caroline Wozniacki was one win away from her first red clay court title on the WTA...
Caroline Wozniacki was one win away from her first red clay court title on the WTA...
Julia Goerges was the player of the day however, defeating Caroline Wozniacki, 76(3) 63.
Julia Goerges was the player of the day however, defeating Caroline Wozniacki, 76(3) 63.
Julia Goerges won her second and biggest career WTA title at the Premier-level tournament.
Julia Goerges won her second and biggest career WTA title at the Premier-level tournament.
Julia Goerges came in ranked No.32. The draw featured seven of the world's Top 10 players.
Julia Goerges came in ranked No.32. The draw featured seven of the world's Top 10 players.
Julia Goerges was the second German to win the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix after Anke Huber.
Julia Goerges was the second German to win the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix after Anke Huber.
The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix is the only WTA stop in Germany, making the victory sweeter.
The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix is the only WTA stop in Germany, making the victory sweeter.
Julia Goerges is projected to join current Top 20 player Andrea Petkovic in the Top 30.
Julia Goerges is projected to join current Top 20 player Andrea Petkovic in the Top 30.
  • Julia Goerges kicked off her weekend with some beach tennis and an autograph session.
  • The first match on Sunday saw Sam Stosur and Sabine Lisicki capturing the doubles title.
  • Sam Stosur won her 23rd WTA doubles title while Sabine Lisicki collected her very first.
  • Caroline Wozniacki was one win away from her first red clay court title on the WTA...
  • Julia Goerges was the player of the day however, defeating Caroline Wozniacki, 76(3) 63.
  • Julia Goerges won her second and biggest career WTA title at the Premier-level tournament.
  • Julia Goerges came in ranked No.32. The draw featured seven of the world's Top 10 players.
  • Julia Goerges was the second German to win the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix after Anke Huber.
  • The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix is the only WTA stop in Germany, making the victory sweeter.
  • Julia Goerges is projected to join current Top 20 player Andrea Petkovic in the Top 30.
Topics: 2011, porsche tennis grand prix, tournaments, news, photos or videos, samantha stosur, sabine lisicki,
caroline wozniacki, julia goerges, stuttgart
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