Veolia Arizona Open

Five finals, separated by division. Alshon and Daescu won a three-game men’s doubles final; Waters took the singles and mixed doubles titles.

2026.09.14 — 2026.09.20Arizona Athletic Grounds · Mesa, Arizona

All 5 finals verifiedChecked 2026.10.04

Games: champion’s points first. “Not verified” does not mean 0–0 or a walkover.

Men’s singles2–1 games

ChampionChristopher Haworth

Runner-upFederico Staksrud

G110–12G211–9G311–6

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Women’s singles2–0 games

ChampionAnna Leigh Waters

Runner-upKate Fahey

G111–9G211–4

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Men’s doubles2–1 games

ChampionChristian Alshon / Andrei Daescu

Runner-upNicolas Acevedo / Yuta Funemizu

G111–7G27–11G315–13

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Women’s doubles2–1 games

ChampionParris Todd / Rachel Rohrabacher

Runner-upHurricane Tyra Black / Meghan Dizon

G111–4G210–12G311–6

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Mixed doubles2–0 games

ChampionAnna Leigh Waters / Ben Johns

Runner-upRachel Rohrabacher / Christian Alshon

G111–3G211–6

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PICKLARY / READING PROMPT

What the score can—and cannot—tell you

The 15–13 deciding game in men’s doubles is a useful reminder that match closure deserves its own review. In your next close game, record what happened at the first realistic finishing chance—not only who won the last rally.

This is an editorial question based on the published result, not a claim that Picklary reviewed the full match video. Use the score to choose what to watch next; use footage to test the tactical explanation.

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