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Good week for Yigit on home soil. Photo: Badmintonphoto
Perfect to be Turkish in Turkey
Date: 12/22/2019 4:36 PM
Published by : Rasmus Bech(BEC)

The home soil favourites did a perfect job at the Turkey Open.

The expectations are high when the local women’s singles and women’s doubles players are walking on court at the Turkey Open. Last week in Ankara it was not any different, and that was with good reason.

Neslihan Yigit has over and over again shown that she has the skills to do good on the European Circuit, and in the all-Turkish final against Aliye Demirbag the top seed once again performed to her better level.

The 25-year-old won in straight games, 21-14 22-20, and claimed the title for the first time since 2014.

Youngsters on top
Two of the biggest European women’s doubles talents are Bengisu Ercetin and Nazlican Inci from Turkey. The 2018 European Junior Champions won the Bulgarian Open 2019, and they finished the year in the best possible way.

The two youngsters won in straight games, 21-13 21-15, against countrymen Zehra Erdem/Ilayda Nur Ozelgul. It is the second time Ercetin and Inci claim an international title on home soil after winning the Turkey International in 2017.

The winners of Turkey Open 2019:

MS: Luis Enrique Penalver (ESP)
WS: Neslihan Yigit (TUR)
MD: Mikkel Stoffersen/Mads Vestergaard (DEN)
WD: Bengisu Ercetin/Nazlihan Inci (TUR)
XD: Mikkel Stoffersen/Susan Ekelund (DEN) 


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