Noskova saves 3 match points, luring Pegula to participate in the Beijing finals – Tennis now
Richard Pagliaro | Saturday, October 4, 2025
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There is no fear factor in matching points Linda Noskova.
Noskova Jessica Pegula In today’s semi-final thriller, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (6) entered her biggest final in Beijing.
Noskova kept her nerves, and Pegula refused to surrender in the 6-5 final. Noskova saved the match point by 40-15, 40-30 and AD-IN, eventually converting her second breakpoint into the final match and forcing the climax of the final.
In the circuit breaker, Pegula led 3-1, but saw No. 26 seed Noskova win 4-3 in a row.
Pegula, the fifth seed, saved the game point 5-6. Noskova converted to her second match point and then threw her Yonex racket aside to make them feel pleasant, completing a charming two-hour and 28-minute pulsating victory.
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Noskova is third on the WTA Tour, with most aces behind Clara Tauson and Elena Rybakina, who broke 11 ACEs in seven double failures and saved 10 of 15 breakout points in this semifinal.
The 20-year-old Noskova, the youngest Czech, will reach the WTA 1000 final and undermine the prospect of the National China Open Championship.
Nover No. 27 Noskova improved to 33-21 this season, her biggest victory in a season. Noskova Amanda Anisimova.
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Earlier, the fourth seed Anisimova shattered Coco Gofu 6-1, 6-2 canceled the defending champion in a 58-minute rout.
Anisimova won 67% of the championship and won 26 of 31 points in the fifth final of the season.
Doha champions Anisimova and Noskova split two meetings with US victory with a 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 victory in 16 rounds at Wimbledon in July.
