16-year-old Russian Kristina Lutomova rose from 229th to 126th place…

16-year-old Russian Kristina Lutomova rose from 229th to 126th place in the world ranking after winning a WTA tennis tournament in Memphis.

Consensus

Kristina Lutova is a 16-year-old Russian tennis player.
Lutova won her first WTA tournament in Memphis, United States.
The tournament was a WTA 250 event with a prize fund of $283,000.
Lutova defeated Daria Vidmanova in the final.
The final match lasted two hours and ended with a score of 1:6, 6:1, 6:3.
Lutova rose to 126th place in the WTA rankings after the victory.
She was ranked 229th in the world before the tournament.
Lutova became the youngest WTA champion since 2009, when Coco Gauff won in Linz.
Lutova is the first player born in the 201s to win a WTA tournament.
Lutova had previously won three ITF tournaments in the current season.

Lutova lives in the United States and trains at Vitaly Gorin's academy. — vedomosti
Lutova defeated Ekaterina Alexandrova in the semifinals, who lost consciousness due to heat during the third set. — kommersant
The final lasted exactly two hours. — kommersant
The final lasted two hours and one minute. — vesti
Lutova did not use three match points in the eighth game of the third set. — kommersant
Lutova earned $37,390 for her victory. — vedomosti
Andrey Rublev won an ATP-250 tournament in Bostad, Sweden, on July 19. — vesti
Anna Pushkareva won the junior Wimbledon final on July 11. — vesti