The key meeting in the context of the game of triumph in Garros was played on the court of Philippe Chatier. In the stands it was difficult to hope for a three hundred. Fans realized that Aryna Sabalenka was a brick favorite and won with Olga Danilović 6: 2, 6: 3.
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– I’m always focused on the court. The jokes end here. It is different when I don’t have to play. Together with my team we are a real family – the happy leader of the WTA ranking said after the match.
Amanda Anisimova will be another rival in the fight for the quarter -finals. The American won with Magda Linette. Clara Tauson broke the favorite at the start, but later in this duel the 16th WTA ranking player was better, winning 7: 6 (4), 6: 4.
The fans felt considerable unsatisfied. Iga Świątek did not intend to help
On Thursday, the fierce battle lasted, among others In the match of Magdalena Fręch with the Vondrousova market, although it started from 0: 6. Later, the Polish woman returned to the game to finally fall off with a score of 0: 6, 6: 4, 3: 6. Three sets were also played in three consecutive matches. Unfortunately, the day later, despite the fact that the third round lasts, theoretically with much more similar levels of players, than in previous phases, there were no great emotions.
Roland Garros ladder:
Going further through the ladder, Ludmila Samsonowa had no problems with Daria Jastrem and won 2: 6, 3: 6. The Russian tennis player will play with Qinwen Zheng. Khinka won with the candidate for the Black Horse Tournament, Victoria Mboko. This time, Canadian lost 3: 6, 4: 6.
In the middle of the ladder, in which Świątek is located, Jasmine Paolini is still raging. Last year’s finalist will play for the quarter -finals after she defeated Julia Starodubcev 6: 4, 6: 1. And this means that He is still overtaking in the WTA Iga Świątek ranking.
In the fourth round of Italy he will play with Jelena Switolina, who also coped with his rival in two sets. The American Bernard Pera did what she could in the first party, led to a tie-break, who lost 5: 7, and in the next party she lost twice the pass in key moments, but she managed to return to the game and for the second time the fans watched tie-break, having at 22.20 hope they will see the third set. The Ukrainian one was better again (7: 5).
Iga Świątek can hit the above -mentioned two triumphant players. Polish woman on Friday Jaqueline Cristian 6: 2, 7: 5 after an extremely fierce second party. He will fight for the quarter -finals, and it can breathe like that. Rybakina won 6: 2, 6: 2 with Jelena Ostapenko, of which Raszynianka can enjoy. Kazaszka’s style should suit her more than this Latvian.
In Paris, there are still eight duels to play in the third round in the women’s ladder.
Friday Roland Garros matches in women’s ladder:
Court Philippe-Chatrier
- Aryna Sabalenka (1) – Olga Danilovic (Serbia) 6: 3, 6: 3
- Jasmine Paolini (Italy, 4) – Julija Starodubcewa (Ukraine) 6: 4, 6: 1
Court Suzanne-Lenglen
- Jaqueline Cristian (Romania) – Iga Świątek (Poland, 5) 2: 6, 5: 7
- Jelena Rybakina (Kazakhstan, 12) – Jelena Ostapenko (Latvia, 21) 6: 2, 6: 2
Short simonne-mathieu
- Victoria Mboko (Kanada) – Qinwen Zheng (Chiny, 8) 3:6, 4:6
- Bernard Pera (United States) – Elina Switolina (Ukraine, 13) 6: 7 (5), 6: 7 (5)
Map No. 14:
- Clara Tauson (Denmark, 22) – Amanda Anisimova (United States, 16) 6: 7 (4), 4: 6
Map No. 7:
- Dajana Jastremska (Ukraine) – Ludmiła Samsonowa (19) 2: 6, 3: 6
Roland Garros Women’s Draw: Expert analysis on Sabalenka, Świątek, and Upset Potential
Time.news: Welcome, tennis fans! Today, we’re diving deep into the Roland Garros women’s singles draw with renowned tennis analyst, Dr. Evelyn Reed. Dr. Reed, thanks for joining us.
Dr. Evelyn Reed: My pleasure. Always happy to talk tennis, especially at a major like Roland Garros.
Time.news: Let’s start with Aryna Sabalenka’s performance. The article mentions a straightforward win against Olga Danilović. What’s your take on Sabalenka’s form and her chances in Paris?
Dr. Evelyn Reed: Sabalenka came into Roland Garros as a strong contender, and her early performance confirms that. A comfortable win against Danilović is exactly what you want to see from a top seed. She appears focused, which is crucial for navigating the pressures of a Grand Slam. Her powerful game is well-suited to clay, and if she can maintain consistency, she’s definitely a favorite to go deep [keyword: Roland Garros].
Time.news: The article highlights Amanda Anisimova as Sabalenka’s next opponent. Is this a potential banana skin for the world No. 2?
Dr. Evelyn Reed: Anisimova certainly has the game to trouble Sabalenka. She’s a former Roland Garros semi-finalist with a history of strong performances on clay. The key for Anisimova will be managing her unforced errors and exploiting any lapses in Sabalenka’s concentration. It’s a match that Sabalenka should win, but she’ll need to be sharp [keyword: Aryna Sabalenka].
Time.news: Iga Świątek also secured a win, albeit with what seems like a tough second set against Jaqueline Cristian. How do you assess Świątek’s current form?
Dr. Evelyn Reed: Świątek’s victory is meaningful. Winning, even when not at your absolute best, is a hallmark of a champion. The close second set indicates that she’s being tested, which can be beneficial in the long run, sharpening her focus. She’s definitely still a frontrunner, and if she can find her rhythm early in matches, she’ll be incredibly tough to beat [keyword: Iga Świątek Roland Garros].
Time.news: The article mentions Świątek potentially facing Jelena Rybakina in later rounds, a player who’s troubled her in the past. What are your thoughts on that potential matchup?
Dr. Evelyn reed: Rybakina is a risky opponent for anyone, including Świątek. Her powerful serve and aggressive groundstrokes can disrupt Świątek’s game.The article correctly points out that Rybakina’s style may suit Świątek more then ostapenko’s erratic play. The match would be a fascinating tactical battle [keyword: Rybakina Świątek].
Time.news: The article notes some lack of “great emotions” in some of the third-round matches, suggesting higher expectations due to similar player levels. What often causes these perceived ‘flat’ matches in the later stages of tournaments?
Dr. Evelyn Reed: Several factors contribute to this. Fatigue can play a significant role, particularly as players accumulate matches in the grueling Grand Slam format. pressure can also be a factor, leading to more conservative play, especially for those who are not accustomed to the later stages of major tournaments. Mental fortitude becomes just as important as technique [keyword: Roland Garros Women’s Singles].
Time.news: jasmine Paolini is highlighted as “raging” and overtaking Świątek in the WTA rankings. Is she a dark horse contender we should be watching closely?
Dr. Evelyn Reed: absolutely. Paolini’s consistent performances this season, culminating in her current run at Roland garros, demonstrate her increased confidence. She’s become a top 10 player for a reason. She is playing lights out tennis and will be a threat to any player [keyword: Jasmine Paolini].
Time.news: What are some key takeaways for our readers who are keen tennis observers and players?
Dr. evelyn Reed: Stay adaptable. This article showcases that even favorites face challenges, and strategy is crucial. Don’t underestimate the mental game. Keep an eye on players who are playing freely and with aggression, they’re the ones who’re most likely to cause upsets. [keyword: Tennis analysis] And, most importantly, enjoy the amazing tennis being played at Roland Garros!
Time.news: Dr. Reed, thank you so much for your insightful analysis. We’ll be sure to follow your predictions as Roland Garros unfolds.
Dr. Evelyn Reed: My pleasure!
