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'Everything just clicked': Fernandez cruises past Gibson to capture Singapore title
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Leylah Fernandez notched her first WTA title in nearly a year on Sunday, overcoming a shaky start against Australia's Talia Gibson to win the Singapore Open final 7-5, 6-0.