Number 2 IGA Swiatek, Number 3 Jessica Pegula Step in the third round at Italian Open
Number 2 Seed IGA Swiatek needed only 52 minutes to proceed in the third round at the Italian Open, which was topping the home-country’s favorite Elisbetta Kokareto 6–1, 6–0 on Thursday in Rome.
It was a major performance by Swiyatech, who won 84 percent (16 out of 16) on its first serve as compared to just 36 percent (25 out of 25) for his opponent. He did not face a break point and broke Koksiarato’s service in five of the six occasions.
It was a performance out of the last time on Clay, when he was tried in the Madrid Open semi-finals by Coco Goff 6–1, 6–1.
“I felt that the ball was like listening to me today and I had complete control over the match, so it was always very comfortable to play a match,” said Swetech.
“You just need to continue the work you’re doing and do not expect that it is going to happen more often.”
This is the last tune before the French Open, where Swiyatech of Poland has won four out of four of the last five women-including the last three.
In Rome, she will face number 29 Seed Daniel Collins the next time, which reached the event semi -finals in 2024. She proceeded with a win 6-3, 6-3 over Romania’s qualifier Elena-Gabriela Russia.
Number 3 Seed Jessica Pegula proceeded in the third round after defeating the fellow American Ashlin Krugger, proceeding 5–0 against him. On Thursday, Pegula won 6-4, 6–2 in a 89-minute match, which rested to serve him, as he won 77 percent (30 of 30) in his first service compared to 48 percent (24 out of 50) for Crugger.
He also had 24 winners against 12 for Krugar. For Pegula, it was his 28th win in the season, which was only for the top seed Ariana Sabalenka of World No.1 and Belarus 32.
Waiting for Pegula in the next round is Alice Martens of Belgium, number 25 seeds, which came from behind to defeat Sujan Lamans at the Netherlands 3-6, 6-2, 6-3.
Fifth seeded Madison Keys proceeded with 7-6 (4), will face 6–1 wins over Varavara Grachewa in France and fellow American Peeton Sterns, who knocked on Russia’s 6–2, 6-3 number 28 Cd Anna Kalinskaya.
Italy’s sixth seed Jasmine Paolini won two sets against New Zealand’s Lulu Sun and will meet Tunisia’s Ons Jabur, number 27 Seed, who proceeded when the Czech Petra Quitova was taken back.
Apart from this, Russia’s number 13 Seed Diana Schnider and Jacqueline Christian of Romania, and Ukraine’s number 16 Seaid Elina Switolina and the United States Haley Baptist to oppose each other, and the United States Haley Baptist, who harassed Russia’s 19 Liyudmila Samsonova.
Japan’s Naomi Osaka defeated Lucky Victoriza Golubik of Switzerland and will meet the winners of Brazil’s Beatries Head Mia, No. 18 Seed and Check Mary Buzkawa on Thursday.
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