Marketa Vondrousova downed Ons Jabeur in the final of the 2023 Wimbledon Championships on Saturday, securing her maiden Grand Slam title.The Czech started as the underdog in the clash and began the tie by going down a break. After exchanging breaks with the Tunisian, she trailed 4-2 in the opening set before winning four games in a row to take the set.The second set once again saw Jabeur take an early break of serve, only for Vondrousova to fight her way back to level things at 3-3. At 4-4, though, she pounced on the former World No. 2's serve, breaking decisively to wrap up the contest 6-4, 6-4.With the win, the 24-year-old became the lowest-ranked player to win the title at SW19 since the WTA rankings were introduced. She also became the first unseeded female player to win Wimbledon. Jabeur, for her part, was thoroughly heartbroken by her second straight grasscourt final loss, shedding tears and breaking down in the presentation ceremony.Tennis fans were gutted for the Tunisian afterwards while also impressed with Vondrousova's unexpected run to the title. At the same time, many were also concerned about the lack of mental strength Jabeur showcased in the biggest match of her career, especially as it was her third straight Grand Slam final loss.Interestingly, one fan said that the match was a sign that the WTA Tour badly needs Iga Swiatek, noting that the Pole's resilience is what was missing in Jabeur's display on the night."I’m sorry I’m taking back everything I’ve said about Swiatek; this tour needs her desperately. It’s unbelievable the amount of mental jelly there is in the top of the game right now and the girls that are up and coming need to learn from her resilience because this is not it."Halep THEE dop£r@SpllomiI’m sorry I’m taking back everything I’ve said about Swiatek, this tour needs her desperately. It’s unbelievable the amount of mental jelly there is in the top of the game right now and the girls that are up and coming need to learn from her resilience because this is not it213I’m sorry I’m taking back everything I’ve said about Swiatek, this tour needs her desperately. It’s unbelievable the amount of mental jelly there is in the top of the game right now and the girls that are up and coming need to learn from her resilience because this is not itThe Tennis Letter@TheTennisLetterVondrousova d. Ons Jabeur 6-4 6-4Marketa deserves so much respect for what she just did1st unseeded woman to win Wimbledon in Open EraTop 10 debutShe was a Roland Garros Finalist at age 19, but had 2 surgeries by age 24.This is how you rewrite your story.823148Vondrousova d. Ons Jabeur 6-4 6-4Marketa deserves so much respect for what she just did✅1st unseeded woman to win Wimbledon in Open Era✅Top 10 debutShe was a Roland Garros Finalist at age 19, but had 2 surgeries by age 24.This is how you rewrite your story.🇨🇿❤️🇨🇿 https://t.co/p61WWS97pHAnother fan had words of praise for Vondrousova, calling her one of the "most entertaining" players to watch."I've many times said that Vondrousova is one of the most entertaining players for me to watch. And it just feels so nice seeing that rewarded at this level. Surreal two weeks, given her past record on the surface.JI (Juan Ignacio)@juanignacio_acI've many times said that Vondroušová is one of the most entertaining players for me to watch. And it just feels so nice seeing that rewarded at this level. Surreal two weeks, given her past record on the surface.372I've many times said that Vondroušová is one of the most entertaining players for me to watch. And it just feels so nice seeing that rewarded at this level. Surreal two weeks, given her past record on the surface.One fan, meanwhile, has hopes for Ons Jabeur despite the loss, bringing up Andy Murray's early Grand Slam final losses to show that she, too, has a chance to turn her career around in the coming years."11 years ago at Wimbledon, Andy Murray lost his fourth Grand Slam final in as many tries, and it looked like he was destined never to fulfil his potential. ... and then he put on a Hall of Fame career. There's no certainly in sport, but Ons Jabeur can still write her own story."Bastien Fachan@BastienFachan11 years ago at Wimbledon, Andy Murray lost his fourth Grand Slam final in as many tries, and it looked like he was destined never to fulfil his potential......and then he put on a Hall of Fame careerThere's no certainly in sport, but Ons Jabeur can still write her own story31711 years ago at Wimbledon, Andy Murray lost his fourth Grand Slam final in as many tries, and it looked like he was destined never to fulfil his potential......and then he put on a Hall of Fame careerThere's no certainly in sport, but Ons Jabeur can still write her own storyHere are a few more reactions from fans:Marty@SvitoflopinaMarkéta Vondrousova a Wimbledon champion is actually so insane and I will never get used to it833Markéta Vondrousova a Wimbledon champion is actually so insane and I will never get used to itThe Tennis Letter@TheTennisLetterOns Jabeur breaks down in tears as she receives her trophy. The crowd gave her a huge standing ovation. Heartbreak two years in a row, but Ons’ moment in the sun will come. Be proud. 🥹1793189Ons Jabeur breaks down in tears as she receives her trophy. The crowd gave her a huge standing ovation. Heartbreak two years in a row, but Ons’ moment in the sun will come. Be proud. 🥹❤️ https://t.co/Dlgy9SvjKEThe Tennis Letter@TheTennisLetterOns Jabeur didn’t win Wimbledon, but she deserves all the love in the world for even being here today. She’s carried the weight of a continent on her shoulders for years.She may act like it doesn’t get heavy, but it does.She’ll never stop fighting & dreaming. 1194164Ons Jabeur didn’t win Wimbledon, but she deserves all the love in the world for even being here today. She’s carried the weight of a continent on her shoulders for years.She may act like it doesn’t get heavy, but it does.She’ll never stop fighting & dreaming. 🇹🇳❤️🇹🇳 https://t.co/oiz3HtktKSScott Barclay@BarclayCard18Nerves can sometimes be good things and then on the flip-side, they can absolutely break your heart, eat it up and spit it back out again.Ons. 11011Nerves can sometimes be good things and then on the flip-side, they can absolutely break your heart, eat it up and spit it back out again.Ons. 💔Sam@sogsupremeObvious ons nerve management issues aside, incredibly impressed with the quality of the vondrousova defense, so hard to do on grass but she got so much back with great quality152Obvious ons nerve management issues aside, incredibly impressed with the quality of the vondrousova defense, so hard to do on grass but she got so much back with great qualitynabald | 22💜@andys_murrayi wanted it for you so badly but it wasn’t to be i pray you can still get it one day onsie because you truly deserve a slam. ily @Ons_Jabeur29i wanted it for you so badly but it wasn’t to be💔 i pray you can still get it one day onsie because you truly deserve a slam. ily @Ons_Jabeur https://t.co/6FDeBg8SuwRelevant Tennis@RelevantTennisHonestly, feel very sorry for Jabeur. It's her third lost Grand Slam final, the 2nd one at #Wimbledon, at the age of 29. It's tough. Ons is a champion, and besides wanting to win for herself, we all know that she wants to win for her people. Now more than ever, don't give up.41749Honestly, feel very sorry for Jabeur. It's her third lost Grand Slam final, the 2nd one at #Wimbledon, at the age of 29. It's tough. Ons is a champion, and besides wanting to win for herself, we all know that she wants to win for her people. Now more than ever, don't give up. https://t.co/2MdtdYjtojAJ Eccles@AJEcclesPersonally not particularly convinced, given the evolution of the tour, that Ons is getting another shot at one of these. Would be *thrilled* to be proven wrong because she’s fantastic but man, the field is changing fast.10Personally not particularly convinced, given the evolution of the tour, that Ons is getting another shot at one of these. Would be *thrilled* to be proven wrong because she’s fantastic but man, the field is changing fast.f ❤️‍🔥@pluckyloserOns read that "triumph and disaster" mural and was like, absolutely fucking not. I'm gonna cry and talk about how bad this feels.And that's why I love her.102Ons read that "triumph and disaster" mural and was like, absolutely fucking not. I'm gonna cry and talk about how bad this feels.And that's why I love her.Tumaini Carayol@tumcarayolMarketa Vondrousova started this grass court season with a 2-10(!!!!) record on grass.She just won Wimbledon.8923Marketa Vondrousova started this grass court season with a 2-10(!!!!) record on grass.She just won Wimbledon.Alex Macpherson@alex_macphersonMarketa Vondrousova won the second WTA event she ever competed in, Biel 2017, as a 17yo. Six years later, she wins her second title, and it's... Wimbledon226Marketa Vondrousova won the second WTA event she ever competed in, Biel 2017, as a 17yo. Six years later, she wins her second title, and it's... WimbledonMarketa Vondrousova to rise to World No. 10 following Wimbledon triumphDay Thirteen: The Championships - Wimbledon 2023Thanks to Ons Jabeur beating Aryna Sabalenka in the semifinals of the 2023 Wimbledon Championships, Iga Swiatek maintained her hold on the World No. 1 spot. Had the Belarusian reached the final, she would have taken over from Swiatek.Meanwhile, Marketa Vondrousova, who is ranked World No. 42, will break into the top 10 following her title run at SW19. Ons Jabeur, meanwhile, stays No. 6 in the rankings despite her run to the final.