Agnieszka radwanska conquer's new Haven 2016. The best moments

NEW HAVEN, CT, USA 
Radwanska survived a late challenge from No.10 seed Elina Svitolina on route to claiming her first title in new Haven, 6-1, 7-6(2).

The World No.4 Radwanska took a wildcard into the New Haven event looking for some last-minute tune up ahead of the US Open. She'll now leave the tournament having claimed the 19^th WTA title of her career, and her second title of the 2016 after opening the season with a win at Shenzhen.

"Thank you so much to the tournament director Anne [Worcester], for giving me that wildcard," Radwanska laughed in her winner's speech. "I definitely appreciate it, and I'll be back next year for sure."

After cruising through a 29-minute first set, Radwanska looked set for a quick day at the office in New Haven. Svitolina won just four points on her serve all set long and didn't bring up a single break point. But the Ukrainian hit the reset button in the second set, raising her intensity and making it a much more even encounter against the top seed.