Alison Van Uytvanck added the WTA 125 tournament in Limoges to its list, played on a hard surface and endowed with 115,000 dollars, on Sunday in France.
In the final, Van Uytvanck, 68th in the world and seeded N.2, won in straight sets 6-2, 7-5 in 1h25 against the Romanian Ana Bogdan, 119th in the world and seeded N.8.
Belgian N.2, 27 years old, now has seven WTA singles titles, the first having been the WTA 125 of Taiwan in 2013. She had lifted her last trophy at the end of September in Kazakhstan, where she had won the WTA 250 tournament in Astana.
The Limoges Open BLS, WTA 125 tournament, the antechamber to the main circuit, was the penultimate meeting of the season.
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