Nuria Párrizas Diaz is celebrating a historic title…
The 33-year-old Spanish professional tennis player defeated American Louisa Chirico on Sunday at the Open Internacional de Valencia.
Párrizas Diaz claimed the singles title after a thrilling final against Chirico, with a final score of 7-5, 7-6 (9).
With this victory, Párrizas claimed her first title at the WTA 125 event in Valencia, but also sets a milestone by becoming the first Spanish woman to lift the trophy in the tournament’s history.
The awards ceremony featured a distinguished institutional presence. Present were:
Ximo Raga, Director of Private Banking for the Eastern Region at BBVA
Miguel Selvi, President of the Sporting Club de Tenis Valencia
César Lorente, Director of Transformation for the Eastern Region at BBVA
Miguel Díaz, President of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation
José Manuel Mieres, Director of the Eastern Region at BBVA
Rocío Gil, Councilor for Sports at Valencia City Council
Joaquín Ríos, Executive Director of Tennium
Anabel Medina, Tournament Director
Aurora Aranda, Director of Cáritas Valencia, who received a charity check from the organization
A tournament with significant institutional and corporate support the Valencia International Open is supported by important entities such as the Generalitat Valenciana, the Provincial Council of Valencia, the City Council of Valencia, and the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation. In addition, the sponsorships include BBVA, CamperDays, Glasol, Volvo, Monserrate Premium Home Agents, Arroz Dacsa, Iberdrola, Beronia, Melt Group, El Porteño, Ysabel Mora, Turia, Dunlop, Tennis Point, Agua NEA, Global Omnium, and Sanitas.
It’s Párrizas Diaz’s fourth WTA 125 title.
She previously claimed titles at Bastad Open (2021), the Columbus Challenger (2021) and the Canberra International (2024).
