Returning to the slopes of Petra Kvitova is really hard. The twice the world fell Monday against Beatriz Haddad-Maia (2-6, 6-4 and 6-4) in its debut in the Queen contest.
Brazilian, as 22 in the world, has a great idyll along with the British tracks, where he captures two titles in the grass, Nottingham 2022 and Birmingham 2022.
In this first adventure in the queen’s modified contest, where women have not competed since 1973, Brazilian monitored Kvitova, who returns to the circuit after becoming a mother and adds a success and five losses to what we are in 2025.
After saving this first obstacle, Brazilian will measure the second twist to the third leader of the series, American Emma Navarro.
The game was also the first to play on the Queen’s central track after it was named as Andy Murray Arena.
The former British player, the number one in the world and champion of the three Grand Slam Tournaments, made awards before the meeting and made the raffle of fields and services.
Source: La Verdad
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