Paula Badosa returned Monday to the slopes after Roland Garros. Catalan has been on the contest of Berlinone of the most important appointments to prepare Wimbledon, before a local player, Eva lysAnd the thing can’t be better.
Number 10 of the world, eighth leader of the series, razed his rival for a blunt 6-1, 6-3In a game less than an hour chairing the authority from scratch thanks to a blank break.
Supported by a solid service and with a strong blow from the bottom of the track, Badosa was able to impose his game against a very nervous rival who did not stop chasing errors Even the first manga 6-1.
The second row began with the same dynamic -new. A second game break seemed to be buried with German reaction options that, however, this time he managed to calm down and take a step forward.
A large seven points streak in a row allowed him to put 2-2 on the scoreboard, A mirage that did not last long, because the Spanish immediately took the stones again To end the overcome of his rival and place the final 6-3.
His rival to the second twist, on Wednesday, was the American Emma Navarroimposed 6-2 and 6-3 in Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk in an hour and 18 minutes.
The sun’s surprise Andreeva myrrh. The Russian, Sixth Head -Head He fell lost by Magdalena frech (2-6, 7-5, 6-0) In a match that started controlling but didn’t know how to close.
In other games of the day, Rebeka MasarovaAs 112 in the world and until the past December it competed as a Spanish player and is now doing so as Switzerland, Overflowed American Sofia Kenin29 of the world, 6-3 and 6-2, and mentioned in the second round with Aryna Sabalenka, number 1 in the world.
In addition to They sealed their pass on the next Czech Katerina Siniakova (74) and the Ons Jabeur Tunisian (61)After getting rid of their opponents.
While Siniakova signed her success 6-1 and 6-2 against Bulgarian Viktoriya Tomova, Jabeur resolved the game for a 7-6 (5) and 6-1 against American Caroline Datehide after an hour and 26 minutes.
Source: La Verdad
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