Monday 7 March 2016 09:52, UK
Heather Watson has won her third WTA Tour singles title after beating Belgium's Kirsten Flipkens 3-6 6-2 6-3 in the Monterrey Open final.
Watson lost the opening set, sealed by Flipkens' first ace, but broke twice in claiming the second set to force a decider.
There, the two players traded service breaks before Watson crucially earned another to lead 5-3, giving her the chance to serve out the match.
The British player trailed 15-40 but battled back to force match point, which she took with an un-returnable body serve.
Watson remains without a coach following her temporary link with Judy Murray but she brought on her mother Michelle as on-court coach when 5-2 down in the first set.
In the post-match presentation, the British No 2 said: "It's the first time my mum's seen me win a title and it's Mother's Day back in England, so Happy Mother's day mum!
"I thought Kirsten was pretty flawless in the first set and didn't give me anything. I was getting pretty frustrated but I just had to stay calm and try my best, and I didn't look past the next point.
"I'm so glad to have been able to win a title here.
"I've loved playing every one of my matches and can't wait for next year, to be back here."
