Jessica BouzasAs 72 in the world, fell on Thursday lost before Ukrainian Elina SvitolinaAs 14, in Second Roman Romans 1,000 After a match that fought until the late and resolved by 6-4 and 7-6 (2).
Bouzas planted the favorite in a match that lasted for about 2 hours, a great sample of equality between the two. The Galician began very strongly, as in the first spin in which he signed his fourth victory in a 1,000 WTA category against American Ann Li.
Thus the 3-1 was placed in two ‘breaks’, an advantage that was not maintained against the Ukrainian, which came from fewer than this first manga.
Bouzas did not give up on the first set of the first set and surrendered his first service to the second envy, putting him 3-0 below. He was able to overcome the four games in a row, 2 ‘breaks’, and put 5-4 in service. He had a set in his hand and game, but the service was not maintained and ended up being punished with a ‘tie-break’ where Ukrainians were higher.
In the third spin, Svitolina will measure American Hailey Baptiste, number 90 in the world.
Source: La Verdad
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