Aneta MAKSUTI triple champion of Serbia

March 8, 2018
10:56 am
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Serbian National Championships

Aneta MAKSUTI is the most decorated player at the Serbian National Championships collecting all three possible titles.

Bojan CREPULJA beat in the Men`s Singles final Ivor KATIC 4:1 (13:11 8:11 11:6 11:5 11:7). KATIC created an impressive comeback in the semi-finals against Marko PETKOV reversing the score from 1:3 to 4:3. Beside PETKOV bronze medalist is Lorencio LUPULESKU who lost to CREPULJA in five games.

Men`s Doubles winners are Ilija MAJSTOROVIC/Marko PETKOV who overcame Bojan CREPULJA/Lorencio LUPULESKU in straight games.

Aneta MAKSUTI (no. 3 seed) clinched Women`s Singles gold as she beat Sabina SURJAN in five sets. Main candidate for the title no. 1 seed Andrea TODOROVIC was beaten by Izabela LUPULESKU in the Round 2. Alongside LUPULESKU bronze medalist is Viktoria TRUZINSKI who took the Women`s Doubles crown with Aneta MAKSUTI.

Ivor KATIC and Aneta MAKSUTI clinched Mixed Doubles gold after very tense five games against Vladimir RADONJIC/Dragana VIGNJEVIC.

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