Czech player Linda Noskova wins the rain-delayed Berlin Open final against American Jessica Pegula, posting a 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 victory on Sunday. Multiple outlets report that the match starts several hours late after disruptions from wild weather in Berlin, including a tournament evacuation that pauses play for a period. Noskova, ranked world No. 13 and seeded eighth, takes the first set 6-4 and leads for much of the encounter. Pegula, the third seed and ranked world No. 4, responds by winning the second set 6-4 to even the match. In the deciding third set, Noskova regains control and closes out the match 6-3 to secure the title. The win gives Noskova a second career WTA singles title and her first at the WTA 500 level, according to one report. The outcome also stands as a notable Wimbledon warm-up result, with the final played on grass under heavily delayed conditions.