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The 16 year old delivered a dominant performance in the final on Saturday, October 24, defeating Serbia\u2019s Zana Peric 6-3, 6-2 to cap an outstanding week without dropping a single set.<\/p>\n
Representing the Thessaloniki Tennis Club, Panagiotidou demonstrated remarkable consistency and composure throughout the tournament, confirming her status as one of Greece\u2019s most promising young tennis talents.<\/p>\n
Panagiotidou Dominates the Final<\/strong><\/p>\n
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Panagiotidou seized control of the final early, securing a break of serve in the opening set and maintaining pressure on her opponent.<\/p>\n
The Greek teenager remained solid on serve and prevented Peric from mounting a serious challenge, closing out the first set 6-3 with another crucial break.<\/p>\n
She carried that momentum into the second set, breaking early again and refusing to relinquish control. With her serve holding firm, Panagiotidou completed the 6-2 victory to secure the historic championship.<\/p>\n
An Unbeaten Run to the Title<\/strong><\/p>\n
Panagiotidou\u2019s triumph was built on an impressive series of performances in Monte Carlo, as she swept through the competition without losing a set.<\/p>\n
Her results were:<\/p>\n
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- First round:<\/strong> Defeated Leonie Sauer 6-2, 6-3<\/li>\n
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\n <\/p>\n- Second round:<\/strong> Defeated Danae Margariti 6-1, 6-1<\/li>\n
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\n <\/p>\n- Third round:<\/strong> Defeated Ana Chahunashvili 6-0, 6-1<\/li>\n
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\n <\/p>\n- Final:<\/strong> Defeated Zana Peric 6-3, 6-2<\/li>\n
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The commanding scorelines underlined her consistency and ability to raise her level as the tournament progressed.<\/p>\n
Continuing Greece\u2019s Tennis Success<\/strong><\/p>\n
Panagiotidou\u2019s achievement adds another milestone to the development of Greek tennis, following Rafael Pagonis\u2019 victory in the boys\u2019 U14 category at the Tennis Europe Junior Masters in 2025.<\/p>\n
Her success also follows an impressive year on the international junior circuit. In September, Panagiotidou won a bronze medal at the U16 European Championships, further establishing herself among the leading young players in her age group.<\/p>\n
Coach Apostolos Triantafyllidis has supported her throughout her journey, including her recent European Championship campaign.<\/p>\n
The Monte Carlo title represents a landmark moment for Panagiotidou and Greek women\u2019s tennis, offering further evidence of the talent emerging through Greece\u2019s junior ranks.<\/p>\n
For Greek tennis, her historic victory is another reason to look forward to the next generation.<\/p>\n
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