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ByCody Fitzpatrick

Published Feb 06, 2018

Former top-40 player Rebecca Marino played her first tournament in five years last week, and she won the thing.

Just months after announcing her comeback, the 27-year-old qualified and captured an ITF $15,000 in Antalya, Turkey, without dropping a set.

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The Canadian walked away from professional tennis in 2013 because of depression stemming from online harassment.

She recently shared a message about mental health for Bell Let's Talk Day:

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In addition to the five-round main draw, she also had to get through three rounds of qualifying. She won her first qualifying match 6-0, 6-1, and went on to record three 6-1 sets against three different opponents in the main draw.

Marino is entered into another $15,000 in Antalya, which starts this week.

Rebecca Marino wins first title in five years