The No. 1 seeds imposed their law at the Swiss elite championships this weekend in Widen in Aargau. Tobias Künzi and Jenny Stadelmann clearly won in singles.
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Last year, Tobias Künzi suffered an unexpected defeat at the Swiss championships after winning the title three times in a row. This time, in the semi-finals, the new member of the world top 100 left no chance to Joel König, who had beaten him in 2022, nor to the finalist Nicolas A. Müller, defending champion.
Jenjira Stadelmann, who has long been in the world top 100, gave up just under 11 points per set until the final. The 61st player in the world also dominated Milena Schnider with confidence in the final.
The doubles titles were also won by experienced pairs from Tavel: Céline Burkart/Nicole Schaller and Oliver Schaller/Andreas Zbinden, the latter two having been the only ones to triumph without appearing among the top seeds. Gold in the mixed doubles was won by the young people of Lausanne Minh Quang Pham/Caroline Racloz.
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