Queen's hosts first women's event
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Queen's 2025: Boultucanu, sell-out crowds and home comforts - how first women's tournament since 1973 unfolded
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Queen's has hosted a women's tennis tournament for the first time since 1973 .
Tatjana Maria ended Olga Morozova's 52-year reign as women's champion at the venue.
Tournament director Laura Robson said there had been no complaints over the courts after a week of absorbing action.
Britain 's Katie Boulter said she had been "dreaming" about playing on the main court.
Queen's is one of the highest attendances for a standalone WTA event anywhere.
Over 66,000 tickets were sold for the women's tournament with the final three days sold out completely.
Ticket prices were lower in the WTA week , which will not yet be able to raise anything like the revenue of the long-established men's event.
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