The Spanish Paula Badosafourth seeded, to debut at Wimbledon against the Americans louis chiricowhile Garbiñe Muguruzachampion in 2017, will do the same in Belgian Say hello to Minnen.
The draw, held this Friday at All England Clubmatch with Badosa with number 227 in the world and Muguruza with number 89 in the classification WTAwhich he had not yet faced.
Badosa has fallen on the American side Cori Gauffwho could be his rival in the round of 16, the Czech Karolina Pliskovawhich can be measured in the quarterfinals, and the Polish Iga Swiateknumber one in the world and he will be in a hypothetical semifinals.
On the path to Muguruza appears American Jessica Pegula in the round of 16, Swiatek in the quarterfinals and Badosa or Pliskova in the semifinals.
Both tennis players avoided Anett Kontaveitsecond-seeded until the final and who will play in his first match against the American Bernarda Pera, as well as Emma Raducanu, Ons Jabeur, Maria Sakkari and Danielle Collinswhich goes to the bottom of the box.
As for the other Spaniards, Sarah Sorribes the contest against the American will begin Christina Machalenumber 242 in the world and could face the second round against the ‘coconut’ of the draw, Serena Williamswho would fight again a year later and do so against the French Harmony Tan113 of the classification.
The American has not played singles since the first round at Wimbledon last year, when he injured his foot. This week he played two double matches in Eastbourne, with Jabeur, but the pair withdrew after a second win due to physical discomfort for the Tunisian.
In addition, Rebeka Masarova, who is making her Wimbledon debut, will face British Harriet Dart, and Nuria Parrizas will face American Claire Liu.
Mexican Fernanda Contreras Gómez, the first Mexican in 26 years at Wimbledon, will make her debut against Magda Linette and Camila Osorio, who has already won matches here in 2021, will start against Elise Mertens. EFE
Source: La Verdad
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