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The Pole broke Pegula five times and won the final 11 games in a 59-minute slaughter to capture her first WTA Finals title in a match delayed by a day due to rain
The second semifinal between Swiatek and top seed Sabalenka was cancelled for the night due to rain.
Pegula, who came into the contest with a dismal 1-4 record against the hard-hitting Sabalenka, managed to absorb her powerful serve to extend rallies and thwart the Belarusian's comeback attempts.
Pegula won 10 of the last 12 games to get past an error-prone Rybakina and notch up a 7-5, 6-2 win.
After straight set romps in her first two matches, Pegula received her first test in the form of gritty veteran Svitolina, a U.S. Open semi-finalist in 2019.