Polish teenage star Iga Swiatek produced the best tennis of her short career to thrash Karolina Pliskova 6-0 6-0 to win the Rome WTA 1000 title on Sunday.
The match lasted just 46 minutes.
Swiatek dropped just 13 points in total – four in the first set and nine in the second, to record the double bagel.
She faced only four game points against her opponent as she claimed the most one-sided victory in the history of the event, since 1983.
This was when Andrea Temesvari defeated Bonnie Gadusek 6-1 6-0.
The French Open champion last year will climb five spots to No 10 in the rankings on Monday after sealing her third WTA title.
After winning the championship, Iga posted this on Twitter:
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