In a spectacular display of dominance, American rising star Hibah Shaikh completed a “double sweep” at the W35 Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt today. Not only did she secure the singles championship in clinical fashion, but she also teamed up with fellow American Savannah Broadus to claim the doubles crown.
Singles Final: A Clinical Masterclass
Shaikh faced Great Britain’s Katy Dunne in the singles final, delivering a performance that balanced grit with overwhelming power. After navigating a tight opening set, Shaikh found another gear to dismantle her opponent:
- Final Score: 7-5, 6-0
- The Turning Point: After edging out the first set 7-5, Shaikh broke Dunne’s momentum entirely, reeling off six consecutive games to finish with a “bagel” in the second.
Doubles Success: The American Connection
The success didn’t stop at singles. Shaikh and Savannah Broadus proved to be an unstoppable force in the doubles draw. Their chemistry on the court—honed during their high-level collegiate careers—propelled them to the title, marking a perfect week for Shaikh in the Egyptian resort city.
A Career-Best Season
The win in Sharm El Sheikh is the latest chapter in what has been a breakout 2025 for Shaikh. The former University of Virginia standout has transitioned seamlessly into the professional circuit, with her trophy cabinet growing rapidly:
| Tournament | Category | Result |
| Sharm El Sheikh (EGY) | W35 | Winner (Singles & Doubles) |
| Cuiaba (BRA) | W35 | Winner (Singles) |
| Sao Luis (BRA) | W15 | Winner (Singles) |