A very odd week in Nottingham couldn't finish any other way but with another oddity and it's the first all-British WTA final since 1977.
Tennis fans in Nottingham this week had a real roller-coaster ride. Famously called 'boring tennis' the grass event in Nottingham certainly delivered on a lot of great moments and one dark one. The city was hit with attacks on Tuesday that saw 3 people lose their lives and 3 more injured.
Despite that play went ahead as the situation was under control.
The latter made the final by beating Heather Watson and will face compatriot
Jodie Burrage in the final. It's the first all-British final since 1977. It's the second record at this event for British tennis as previously fans saw four British women in a WTA quarter-final for the first time in history. It means a lot to
Katie Boulter who is now the new British number one.