Keys and Krejcikova advance, Kvitova eliminated

Keys and Krejcikova advance, Kvitova eliminated

On a Wednesday with a lot of rain and few matches, the American Madison Keys took the opportunity to play under the closed roof of the Margaret Court Arena and stamped her passport towards the third round of the Australian Open, beating Chinese Xinyu Wang in straight sets, with partials of 6/3 and 6/2, in 1h17 of game.

Head of seed number 10, the American may have a very tough stop ahead with the Belarusian Victoria Azarenka, the only champion in Melbourne still alive in the group. However, for the duel to happen the former world number 1 will have to go through the Argentine lucky-loser Nadia Podoroska.

The Czech Barbora Krejcikova has also already secured herself in the third phase, but she had to wait for the rain to stop before entering the 1573 Arena to face the French Clara Burel, who came from the quali and was no match for the 20th pre-classified, falling in sets. direct and with the final score of 6/4 and 6/1, after 1h29 of confrontation.

Krejcikova’s next opponent will be Ukraine’s Anhelina Kalinina, who will try to surprise yet another Czech favorite after eliminating left-handed Petra Kvitova on Wednesday, triumphing over seed 15 with partials of 7/5 6/4. The winner of this duel has everything to meet the American Jessica Pegula in the round of 16.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Rybakina celebrates: 'I reached my highest level'

Rybakina celebrates: ‘I reached my highest level’

“Iga is absolutely a really challenging challenger, however when I’m playing like that as well as every little thing works out …”, said the Kazakh on the impressive triumph over Iga Swiatek by dual 6/2. “I assume that today I reached my highest degree at various times. And then you believe you can defeat anybody. […]

Read More
American and Japanese win the 18 years of the Juniors Cup

American and Japanese win the 18 years of the Juniors Cup

The public attended, did well and closely followed the closing of the Brasil Juniors Cup, last Sunday, at the Leopoldina Juvenil Association, in Porto Alegre. The headquarters of the capital of Rio Grande do Sul hosted the final matches of the 18 male and female categories. There were two weeks of a lot of tennis […]

Read More
Argentines thwart Melo in the final and take the title

Argentines thwart Melo in the final and take the title

Once again Brazil was unable to celebrate the doubles title at the Rio Open and also needed to go for runner-up. As happened in the first edition of the tournament, Marcelo Melo from Minas Gerais mosted likely to the final, this time with the Colombian Juan Sebastian Cabal, falling in straight sets to the Argentines […]

Read More