Hannah Klugman continued her run at the Wrexham Open by beating Rebecca Sramkova 6-3, 6-2 to reach the semi-finals at Wrexham Tennis and Padel Centre.
The British wild card had already won her quarter-final without dropping a set, and this latest result means she goes into the last four having handled the event with real control. It also guarantees an all-British semi-final, with Jodie Burrage set to meet Klugman on Saturday, 24 October.
Klugman keeps momentum at Wrexham
The Wrexham Open is a World Tennis Tour W100 event taking place from 18-25 October, and Klugman has been one of the standout names in the draw so far. Beating Sramkova, who is 146 in the world and was ranked 33rd in 2025, was another strong sign that Klugman is coping well with the level of opposition.
That matters because this is not just a good week for a rising player. It is the kind of run that can change the tone of a tournament, especially when a wild card is making the most of the chance in front of her.
An all-British semi-final awaits
Klugman will now face Jodie Burrage, who also advanced to the semi-finals to set up an all-British meeting. Burrage described it as a “fun match”, which feels right for a contest that has already added a fresh domestic edge to the Wrexham Open.
For Klugman, the immediate question is whether she can keep the same level against a familiar opponent. The broader picture is even more encouraging: she has moved through the event without dropping a set, and now has a chance to take that form into the semi-finals and beyond.
The singles final and doubles final are scheduled for Sunday, 25 October, but first attention turns to the Klugman-Burrage semi-final on Saturday. It is the sort of match that gives this Wrexham Open its local interest, while also underlining how well Klugman has handled the pressure of the week so far.
