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Elena Rybakina, World#10 and 2022 Wimbledon Champion recently discovered the form and reestablished her dominance. During the summer hard drive swing, she lost to the final champion in the semifinals DCMontreal and Cincinnati (Fernandez, Mboko, Swiatek). this 2023 Australian Open finalists and Indian Wells champion look sharp in the opening match at the stadium 17 at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Julieta Pareja from the United States currently ranked #335. Carlsbad, California, is only 16 years old and has been awarded a wildcard for the Grand Slam this season finals. In her Grand Slam debut, Pareja won the match and chose to receive it.
Rybakina opens with monsters and comes with a great backhand cross and is full of love. Pareja opened two consecutive double breakpoints, with a total of three failures, facing three points and a breakpoint, but until it was with perseverance and calmness under pressure.
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this 9The seed hit her first ace, easily 15 And Parija missed it 4/6 First, two other double faults and dump serves are included.
Rybakina and the broad backhanded ace consolidated a breakthrough in love. Pareja did it 4/4 First serve and love 2-4 With a clever forehand drop shot and a spectacular forehand inside out.
Rybakina 5-2. Pareja comes with a new ball to stay in the scene. She fought bravely as she faced three Deuces and two breakout points, and was held despite three more double faults!
Former World#3 She opened the ninth with a huge tee and her first double breakdown, but with three great champions, including Ace Wide, she grabbed the set of scenes 6-3.
Pareja finished first in the second competition and was broken in love. Rybakina missed 3/5 First serve but persist 15 Consolidate rest 2-0. Parija missed it 3/6 When Rybakina crushes the forehand cross, first hit, face the breakpoint, and drop.
this 26– The older Kazakhs have three consecutive aces and consolidated their rest 4-0. Despite the inexperience, Pareja is amazing. As unmand errors continue to accumulate, so do breakpoints. She faces three deuces and three breakthrough points, and joins her 9Double malfunction, admitting the game.
Rybakina participates in the competition 5-0. She may have opened it with a double fault, but won with her seventh ace. She didn’t face a breakthrough point, she served amazingly, won 100The first percentage and 65The percentage of the second starting point. She converted 4/9 Breakthrough point, hitting 16 winners, reaching nineteen unmandatory errors.
In the second round, she will fight another talented teenager, Tereza Valentova. The 18-year-old from the Czech Republic entered the second round this season at Roland Garros (L. Gauff) and earned the highest level of his career #96. She was obviously confident about it after experiencing the grass in Flushing New York harddisk. This will be their first tour meeting and grab it in the third inning.
