PALERMO, ITALY - Estonia's Anett Kontaveit produced an aggressive display to stun top seed Petra Martic 6-2 6-4 on Saturday as she set up a title showdown at the Palermo Ladies Open with Fiona Ferro.
Martic converted a break point late in the second set to move within one game of Kontaveit but a medical timeout halted her momentum.
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