Strasbourg Gallery: Cornet Comes Through
The player party, early upsets and the tournament's second French champion highlighted the Internationaux de Strasbourg.
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Alizé Cornet in front of a Living Wall at the Internationaux de Strasbourg player party.
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Eugenie Bouchard and her coach, Nathalie Tauziat, in front of the eco-friendly Living Wall.
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France's Virginie Razzano and Caroline Garcia relaxed during the player party.
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American Christina McHale took some time out for an autograph session.
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Megan Moulton-Levy participated in a kids clinic during down time in Strasbourg.
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Camila Giorgi surrendered just five games in upending No.1 seed Marion Bartoli in the first round.
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Razzano's upset of Tamira Paszek made this the first time in event history the Top 2 seeds lost their openers.
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Bouchard was Strasbourg's first Canadian semifinalist since Carling Bassett-Seguso's triumph in 1987.
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Cornet beat Bouchard in the semifinals to make her sixth WTA final, all of them coming on clay courts.
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Cornet's defeat of Lucie Hradecka made her Strasbourg's second French champ after Aravane Rezai in 2009.
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Cornet's 76(4) 60 victory in Saturday's final gave her three WTA titles in her career.
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Doubles runners-up Cara Black and Marina Erakovic and champs Chanelle Scheepers and Kimiko Date-Krumm.
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