The involvement of the Spaniards in WTA 1000 Madrid ended this Wednesday after elimination in the quarterfinals of Sara Sorribes. The woman from Castellón surrendered to the Madrid clay court for 6-4 and 6-2 against the Americans Jessica Pegula and left the option of a Spanish individual title in Madrid to a male team against which they were battling Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz.
Sorribes are outclassed from beginning to end a Pegula that keeps the pace of the game at all times. Number 14 in the world, the American imposed her streak against Sara, 47th in the WTA, who held the court at all, but paid, especially in the second set, for continuing to destroy herself. rival.
kasi Pegula tried to move Sorribes around and successfully executed his plan.. Got the track soon, he became superior and very effective in his games with others. This can be seen in the data of a Sara who won only one of the nine games in which she started the service. Sorribes clung to the fight as best he could, those serve games were a huge burden for him.
Pegula played a great game where has accepted the long score and developed great wear all the time over his rival. With intense patience, Pegula delivered the first punch in the opening match with a break for 2-0. It just wasn’t the blow in the first set, since with great lips he achieved a 4-0 which gave way for that first manga.
However, Sthe orribes seem to have fully recovered from the fifth game. Willing to accept those long rallies, the Castellón player is strong behind the track, one of his hallmarks. He recovered a break that could have changed the course of the match, though this change was not total: Pegula immediately responded with another break for a 5-1 lead.
It was then, however, when Sorribes got on the track with everyone. Change the speed, force Pegula to climb the net so that he doesn’t feel dominated from below, Sara recovered two breaks to go down 5-4 and serve. Despite this, the American struck a new break that sealed at 6-4.
Sorribes again broke his rival’s serve at the start of the second set, but also immediately gave up. And, despite making Pegula uncomfortable, Sara saw how the American continued to set the pace on points from below keep track. Sara gave up a break for 1-3 with a double fault and another minute after completely dominating from below. At 1-5 down, he was proud to recover one of those lost breaks, but he found how Pegula sentenced the rest of the final 6-2.
In this way, the women’s title in Madrid will continue to be contested for Spanish tennis, which will continue without stepping on the final of this draw. This is Pegula who will challenge swiss Jil Teichman looking for a seat to decide. In the other semifinal the Russian will be measured Ekaterina Alexandrova and the Tunisian Ons Jabeur.
Source: La Verdad
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