Fruhvirtova wins her first match on WTA Tour – aged 14

Czech prodigy Brenda Fruhvirtova has won her first match on the WTA circuit at the age of 14 years and eight months.

She beat 19-year-old Jeong Moon at the WTA 125K in Seoul in straight sets 6-0, 6-1.

Fruhvirtova was the youngest player to compete in the Roland-Garros girls’ tournament when she was given a wildcard for the 2020 edition.

She is also a former champion of the prestigious Petits As competition, winning it in 2020, one year after her older sister Linda.

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