Victoria Mboko
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Nov 1, 2026
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
Last year, Ala reached the second round of the Hong Kong Open.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
She walked over at 6-4, 2-1 against Katie Bolter, who retired due to an injury in their first round clash before succumbing to Victoria Mboko in the second, 6-3, 3-6, 4-6.
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Tim DennisGUEST
Fernandez obviously heads that up, but she does have a great record here.
Tim DennisGUEST
Obviously the winner here in 2023, I think she lost in the semifinals in 2025 to Mboko, went on to win it, lost in the semifinals in 2024 to Dinah Schneider, who went on to win it as well.
Tim DennisGUEST
So she's only, she's won this tournament or lost to the people in the semifinals who have gone on to win the tournament.
Tim DennisGUEST
So clearly somewhere she's very happy to play, but I think she plays in that final tomorrow and that's going to be her 10th match in 14 days across two countries.
Tim DennisGUEST
So that's going to be a really interesting matchup when that is priced up by BetRiver.
Tim DennisGUEST
So I'll be looking forward to that.
Tim DennisGUEST
Obviously, yes, Mboko did want to win that title.
Tim DennisGUEST
She lost a marathon three setter against Diana Schneider there a couple of days ago.
Bill OakesGUEST
Our Canadian team makes a lot of sense.
Bill OakesGUEST
Victoria Mboko, Leila Fernandez, Dennis Shapovalov, Gabriel Diallo – know they are all part of a you know they're canadian so they're playing for a canadian team and that's a that's a big deal so and we do offer discounts this week you're gonna get to see you're gonna if you're a usta member in any of the eastern sections Eastern, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southern, and Florida, there's going to be a ticket discount coming your way for 10% off all the sections on the East Coast of working with us.
Bill OakesGUEST
So you can get a chance to get a little discount, but we do offer group packages.
Bill OakesGUEST
And bring your team out.
Kevin LawlerHOST
Maybe a tiny bit faster.
Kevin LawlerHOST
2025, Mboko defeated Buksa.
Kevin LawlerHOST
2024, Schneider defeated Bolter.
Kevin LawlerHOST
2023, Fernandes defeated Siniakova.
Tim DennisGUEST
Fernandez obviously heads that up, but she does have a great record here.
Tim DennisGUEST
Obviously the winner here in 2023, I think she lost in the semifinals in 2025 to Mboko, went on to win it, lost in the semifinals in 2024 to Dinah Schneider, who went on to win it as well.
Tim DennisGUEST
So she's only, she's won this tournament or lost to the people in the semifinals who have gone on to win the tournament.
Tim DennisGUEST
So clearly somewhere she's very happy to play, but I think she plays in that final tomorrow and that's going to be her 10th match in 14 days across two countries.
Tim DennisGUEST
So that's going to be a really interesting matchup when that is priced up by BetRiver.
Tim DennisGUEST
So I'll be looking forward to that.
Tim DennisGUEST
Obviously, yes, Mboko did want to win that title.
Tim DennisGUEST
She lost a marathon three setter against Diana Schneider there a couple of days ago.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
Well, massive is an understatement.
Tyrone EdwardsHOST
Kia, along with Christine Sinclair, Hayley Wickenheiser, Marie-Philippe Poulin, and Victoria Mboko are leading the way as ambassadors with Canadian Tire, who are investing heavily into growing support for women's sports in Canada.
Kia NurseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Everything we talk about from a professional women's sports landscape in the PWHL, NSL, and WNBA, it's all creating this different pathway for our grassroots programs.
Kia NurseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And the grassroots programs are what's going to allow them to become really elite athletes.
Karl HaleGUEST
You know, we had a few sprinkle of players here and there.
Karl HaleGUEST
But what's happened since Jeannie and Milos and Vasek and Vicky and on and on with Felix and all these players is now we have Canadian stars for essentially two decades.
Karl HaleGUEST
that has penetrated the social fabric of Canada.
Karl HaleGUEST
So the result, along with a little COVID bump, is the sport's grown from 3 million to 6 million players in our country.
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
In Canada, you were going down to Florida or the Caribbean as a matter of default.
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
Now that's not the case necessarily.
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
And we see athletes like Idialo, obviously Vicky Mboko, who are spending a lot of time within the country.
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
And I wonder how that connects with some of the infrastructure improvements and some of the COVID bump, as you say.
David AugustineHOST
The 24-year-old from Laval, Quebec made the biggest move among the top 25 after reaching Sunday's Ningbo Open final in China.
David AugustineHOST
Fellow Canadian Victoria Mboko climbed one spot to number 15, despite remaining sidelined with a knee injury.
David AugustineHOST
From the Canadian Press, I'm David Augustine.
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Mert AltugGUEST
But I would have liked to see the match to give you a more thorough answer, so to speak.
Mert AltugGUEST
But I do believe that Iva Jovic... is one of the components of the future of women's tennis, for example, along with, I would say, Mboko also is another one.
Mert AltugGUEST
And, you know, I'm going to wait a little bit more on other players, such as, you know, Iala, perhaps.
Mert AltugGUEST
I'm a big fan of Alex's.
Mert AltugGUEST
with our footwork at the same time to be able to hit every shot in the book or close to every shot in the book from all positions on the court.
Mert AltugGUEST
So it's a very targeted type of practice, in my opinion, that Diana Schneider needs to take that extra step further.
NickHOST
All right, John and I have a little bit of a debate between us at the moment as to who we think is more ready or who is more likely to win a Grand Slam first out of Jovic or Mboko.
NickHOST
I'm saying Mboko, he's saying Jovic.
Dan KiernanHOST
We want to see her back on our screens as well.
Dan KiernanHOST
And then also Vicky Mboko, who did that in Canada last year.
Dan KiernanHOST
And beating her compatriot and friend, there were some lovely videos going around of her and Iga Sviantek.
Dan KiernanHOST
And Iga said, I hope this better not be the match that puts me out of WTA finals.
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