Pigato claimed her biggest career title at the W75 Nonthaburi tennis tournament in Thailand, winning both the singles and doubles crowns. The result marked a high point in her career and contributed to improved standings in the professional rankings.
Pigato wins the singles title
In the singles final, Pigato played strong and consistent tennis, overcoming her opponent to take the championship. Her performance featured solid serving, tactical awareness, and resilience under pressure. The win at W75 Nonthaburi represents the most significant singles title of her career to date.
Success in doubles
Pigato also excelled in doubles, partnering with a teammate to secure the doubles title at the same event. The pair demonstrated effective teamwork and sharp net play throughout their matches. Capturing both singles and doubles trophies at a single event highlighted Pigato’s versatility as a player.
Ranking and career impact
The victories at Nonthaburi earned Pigato valuable ranking points, contributing to a rise in her position on the women’s professional tennis ladder. Success at W75 level events often helps players qualify for higher-tier tournaments and enhances confidence heading into future competition.
Tournament context
The W75 Nonthaburi event is part of the ITF Women’s World Tennis Tour and attracts players seeking to improve rankings and gain experience. Competition at the W75 level is strong, with many players aiming to break through to higher prize money and ranking tiers.
Pigato claimed the biggest career title of her singles career at W75 Nonthaburi and added the doubles crown, marking a standout week that boosted her professional progress and showcased her all-around game.
