Magdelena Freach of Poland on Monday harassed Russia’s 2-6, 7-5, 6-0 of 6-6 Seed Mirra Andreeva in the first round of action at the Berlin Tennis Open.
Andreva, who is 18 years old in April, has been a successful season. He won the WTA 1000 titles in Dubai and Indian Wales and became the youngest WTA 1000-level champion in tour history. But Fract surprised him on Monday; The 27-year-old man held the second set after a 4–1 lead before dominating the third set.
Spain’s number 8 Seed Paula Badosa launched Germany’s Eva Lis 6–1 in 60 minutes, while Emma Navarro defeated Ukraine’s Marta Costuk 6–2, 6-3. Navarro and Badosa WTA will meet in the second round in the matchup of 9 and 10 players in the WTA rankings.
Apart from this, Jabeur, Tunisia, Rebecca Masarova in Switzerland and Katerina Siniakova of Czech Republic were proceeding.
Lexus nottingham open
Czech seventh seed Linda Noskova saved two match points in the third set tiebreaker to survive and move on to ANCA Todony 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (6) in the first round in England.
Noskova fell 6–4 in the tiebreaker before closing four straight points to end the match. In a high-power affair lasting two hours and 36 minutes, Noskova hit 11 aces, while Todoni recorded 13 aces without double fault and rescued 11 out of 13 brake points.
Denmark’s No. 2 Seed Clara Tuson and Kazakhstan’s No. 4 Yulia Putinteva won in straight sets, while Canadian fifth seed Leyla Fernandez extended the Sujan Lammen of the Netherlands 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. Dayana Yastrimska of Ukraine harassed Serbia’s ninth seed Olga Denylvic from 6-4, 7-6 (4).
Other winners included China’s Lynn Zhu, Russia’s Anna Blinkova and Croatia’s Antonia Ruzik.
-Bield level media
