Vondrousova vs Jabeur Highlights, Wimbledon 2023 Final: Marketa Vondrousova beats Ons Jabeur to win maiden Grand Slam title

Unseeded Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic stunned Tunisia's Ons Jabeur 6-4, 6-4 to win the Wimbledon women's singles final on Saturday. The 24-year-old left-hander became the first unseeded player to win the Wimbledon women's singles title in the professional era, leaving sixth seed Jabeur as the runner-up for the second successive year. Jabeur was bidding to become the first Arab player to win a Grand Slam title and the first African woman to win one of the four majors. She produced a nervy display under the Centre Court roof, however, and Vondrousova, who had wrist surgery last year and missed the tournament, stayed cool to claim the title.

A perfect game to finish off the match. Vondrousova raced to 40-0 riding on her big serves, but gave away a point while going for the title. But she came up with a net point to win the biggest title of her career.

Marketa Vondrousova won a crucial game, breaking Ons Jabeur's serves again. Marketa will now serve for the championship as she leads 5-4 in the second set after winning the first 6-4.

Marketa Vondrousova held her serve to level the set 4-4. It was a game of serves -- four good ones and one bad one. The goods one gave Marketa the points needed to win the game.

Ons Jabeur held her service game to lead the set 4-3. She came back into the game after trailing 15-30 by producing two good serves. Then on 40-30, Ons produced a cross-court forehand winner to win the game.

Marketa Vondrousova bounced back to hold her serve and level the set 3-3. Marketa raced to 30-0, but Ons came back with two good winners to level it 30-30, but failed to stop Marketa from winning the game as she hit one just wide.

Another break of serve. Marketa Vondrousova came with some stunning forehand shots to break Ons Jabeur's service game and brought back the set on the service game again. Ons hit the ball long to let Marketa win the first chance to break the game.

Ons Jabeur broke the serve and took a 3-1 lead in the second set. The momentum is definitely shifting and Marketa Vondrousova are hitting a lot more unforced errors now than the first set. Ons got a breakpoint and converted it immediately for the game.

Looks like momentum is shifting again. Ons Jabeur produced some stunning winners to hold her service game on love.

Ons Jabeur bounced back immediately by breaking Marketa Vondrousova's service game. Marketa raced to 40-0 in no time, but Ons produced some stunning shots -- a backhand winner and a forehand winner to level the points 40-40. A double fault gave Ons a breakpoint, but she needed another breakpoint to win the game.

Marketa Vondrousova broke Ons Jabeur in the first game of the second set to win five games on the trot. Ons continued to hit more and more unforced errors in the middle, this time she hit the net to give away the game. From 2-4 down in the first set, Marketa has won five games in a row to win the first set 6-4 and take a 1-0 lead in the second.

Unforced errors are piling up for Ons Jabeur as Marketa Vondrousova wrapped up the set with an easy game, winning it on love. Ons hit three consecutive unforced errors - two to the net and one wide to give away the set to Marketa. It took Marketa 40 minutes to win the first set 6-4.

Marketa Vondrousova broke Ons Jabeur for the third time to take a decisive 5-4 lead in the set. Ons hit the net after Marketa earned two break points on the Tunisian's unforced errors. Marketa will now serve for the set.

Marketa Vondrousova held her serves to level the set 4-4. Good service game from Marketa. The point of the game was the volley on the net after a forehand cross court shot.

Marketa Vondrousova returned the favour immediately, breaking Ons Jabeur's service game on love. The winning shot - a forehand winner from the net.

Ons Jabeur broke the service game for the second time to lead the set 4-2. A quick game won by Ons on nil as Marketa Vondrousova hit the last point long with a forehand shot.

Easier service game for Ons Jabeur as she held her serve to lead the set 3-2. With some big serves, Ons raced to 40-0, before Marketa won a point from the net. But Ons wrapped it up with the next point.

What a game. Marketa Vondrousova saved four breakpoints to hold her service game. The game even had a 20-shot rally, which Ons Jabeur won to lead 40-15 at one time. Ons produced a couple of stunning back-hand winners in it, but every time Marketa came up with good serves to make a comeback.

Marketa Vondrousova broke back the game immediately to open her account in the final. Ons Jabeur was comfortably placed at 40-15, before Marketa won three straight points to earn a breakpoint. Ons saved the first breakpoint but couldn't save the next one which came two deuce later.

Ons Jabeur with a perfect start at the moment, breaking the first service game of Marketa Vondrousova. An overhead winner and a net play took her to 40-15, before Vondrousova saved a breakpoint with a good serve. But Vondrousova hit the net on the next point to give away the game to Jabeur.

Ons Jabeur held the serve to win the first game of the final. Ons wins it on 30, but has to come from 15-30 down for the win.

She defeated four seeds in succession just to make the semi-finals by seeing off Veronika Kudermetova, Donna Vekic, Marie Bouzkova and Jessica Pegula. Against fourth-ranked Pegula of the United States, she was 1-4 down in the final set. In Thursday's semi-final, she swept past crowd favourite Elina Svitolina of Ukraine in two comfortable sets.

Ons Jabeur has had a tough run to Saturday's championship match, beating two-time former winner Petra Kvitova in the last 16, third seed Rybakina in the quarter-final and then coming from a set down to knock out second-ranked Aryna Sabalenka in the semi-finals. By doing so she became the first woman to defeat three top-10 players at Wimbledon since Serena Williams in 2012.