Fight fiercely in Jiujiang! Gao Xinyu had no choic...
After a fierce battle, Gao Xinyu was forced to retreat due to injuries and stopped in the first round
Today, the first round of women's singles matches took place at the Central Stadium, with seventh seed and Chinese player Gao Xinyu facing Japanese player Haruka KAJI. In the first set, the strength of both sides was close, the score alternated upwards, and the battle was intense. In the end, the battle reached the seventh inning, and Jia Zhiyao played even better, winning the seventh inning with a score of 7-2, thus taking the first city. In the second set of the game, Jia Zhiyao continued to perform steadily and gradually took the initiative on the field, leading the score to 4-1. At this time, Gao Xinyu's physical condition declined and she could not continue to complete the game. She had no choice but to withdraw, and Jia Zhiyao directly advanced to the next round.
Talarud's firepower is on full swing, winning two sets over Lanshele
At the women's singles court of the Jiangxi (Jiujiang) Open, Thai player Lanlana TARARUDEE defeated Sofya LANSERE in straight sets 7-5, 6-1, securing a good start to the tournament. In the first set, both sides were deadlocked at the beginning, and the score alternated up to a 5-5 draw. At the critical moment, Talarud withstood the pressure and played two consecutive games, winning the first set 7-5. In the second set, she quickly adjusted her state, improved the stability of her serve and the quality of her baseline confrontation, and secured the victory by only allowing her opponent to win one game. In terms of technical statistics, she has demonstrated her recent hot competitive state with a 69% success rate for first serve and a higher break redemption rate, successfully advancing to the second round.
After nearly three hours of intense fighting, Molvayova narrowly defeated Ma Yexin in three sets
The first round of women's singles saw a thrilling tug of war. Slovak player Viktoria MORVAYOVA engaged in a fierce battle with Chinese player Ma Yexin, and in the end, MORVAYOVA narrowly won with a total score of 2-1 [6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (7)]. In the first set, Molvayova quickly entered the form and won the first city 6-2. Ma Yexin resisted tenaciously in the second round and won the first set 7-5. In the deciding set, the competition between the two sides was heated up, and Molvayova played more steadily in the seventh inning, ultimately winning the game. Both sides have jointly contributed to the longest game of this competition so far. With superior physical fitness and key point control, Molvayova successfully secured the victory.
【 Two straight sets! You Xiaodi shows off seed strength and easily advances 】
The first round of women's singles will feature a Chinese derby. Facing fellow countryman Wang Jiaqi, the 5th seed You Xiaodi showed excellent competitive form and advanced with a total score of 2-0 (6-1, 6-4). In the first set, You Xiaodi quickly mastered the rhythm and easily won 6-1 with full firepower. In the second set, Wang Jiaqi's form improved slightly, and the score between the two sides was once tied. However, with a more stable serve and key point handling, You Xiaodi ultimately secured the victory with a score of 6-4. Throughout the game, You Xiaodi had a clear advantage in both serving and receiving points, and her technical and tactical performance was impeccable, smoothly advancing to the next round.
Osborn/Zheng Wu won 2-0 and advanced to the second round of women's doubles
The first round of women's doubles competition has begun, with Chinese duo Hou Yanan/Zhu Chenting facing multinational duo Alexandra OSBORNE/Zheng Wushuang. In the first set of the game, the Osborn/Zheng Wu duo quickly entered the form, relying on stable bottom line performance and key point grasping ability to win 6-1 first. In the second set, the competition between the two sides became more intense, but Osborne/Zheng Wu maintained their rhythm and ultimately won another set 6-2, defeating their opponents 2-0 by a large margin and smoothly advancing to the next round.
Yamaguchi Yayoi 2-0 easily defeated Zolotaryova
In the first round of women's singles, Japanese player Mei YAMAGUCHI and Anastasia ZOLOTAREVA engaged in a fierce showdown, with Japanese player Mei Yamaguchi winning two straight sets 6-3. In the entire game, Yamaguchi Yayoi performed better in key aspects: outstanding serving stability, stable and efficient dribbling, and stronger ability to grasp key points; Zolotaliwa made more mistakes afterwards, and her competitiveness in key points was insufficient. In the end, she lost to her opponent with a total score of 55-68. Yamaguchi Yayoi won the victory smoothly with stable performance.
Quick victory for Shi Han in two sets
In the first round of women's singles, Chinese player Shi Han swept Italian player Jessica PIERI 6-1, easily advancing to the second round. The entire game lasted only 55 minutes and 33 seconds, and Shi Han was in a hot state: he scored 2 ACEs, with a 77% scoring rate and a 60% success rate in breaking. He had a steady grasp of key points. She continued to exert pressure at the bottom line, allowing her opponent to only score 35 points while shooting 63 points herself. She suppressed both offense and defense, demonstrating excellent hard court performance and earning a good start to the game with 15 ranking points.
Watson defeated Sawangkai strongly and won a crucial victory
In today's WTA women's singles event, British player Heather WATSON defeated Thai player Mananchaya SAWANGKAEW with a total score of 6-0, 7-5. Watson performed well in the game, especially sweeping the opponent 6-0 in the first set, demonstrating strong strength and stable performance. Despite Sha Wangqiao's efforts to counterattack in the second set, he ultimately failed to turn the situation around. The data shows that Watson has a clear advantage in key data such as ACE ball, first round success rate, and first round scoring rate, fully demonstrating her competitive state and technical level.
Zhao Yiyu reverses Yang Yidi and advances to the women's singles second round
In today's women's singles first round Chinese derby, Zhao Yiyu reversed and defeated Yang Yidi with a total score of 2-1, successfully advancing to the next round. In the first set of the game, Yang Yidi entered the form quickly and won the first place 6-2. In the second round, Zhao Yiyu adjusted his tactics in a timely manner to strengthen his attack and won the first round 6-3. In the deciding set, the two sides were fiercely competing. Zhao Yiyu performed better in key points and ultimately secured the victory with a score of 6-3. With a total score of 2-1, he reversed and won, smoothly advancing to the next round.
Li Yaxin/Ye Qiuyu advance strongly to the second round of women's doubles
In today's women's doubles first round match, Li Yaxin/Ye Qiuyu defeated Thai players Priska NUGROHO/Peangtarn PLIPUECH with a total score of 2-0, successfully advancing to the next round. In the first set of the game, Li Yaxin/Ye Qiuyu won the first place 6-4 with excellent cooperation and stable performance. In the second round, they continued to maintain a good form, with better grasp of key points, and won another city with a score of 6-3, sweeping the opponent 2-0 with a total score and smoothly advancing to the women's doubles second round.
Kiyoshi Kinoshita quickly defeated Xidorova and advanced to the next round with a clean sheet in her debut
In the first round of women's singles, Japanese rising star Haya Kinoshita defeated Russian player Kristiana SIDOROVA in straight sets, easily passing the first round in just 1 hour and 13 minutes. In this game, Kiyoshi Kinoshita displayed a crushing serve state, scoring 4 ACEs throughout the game with a success rate of 75%, far exceeding the opponent's 47%, and controlling the double error count to 0. With a stable bottom line performance, she showed more dominance in key points, fulfilling 5 out of 7 break opportunities and achieving a break success rate of 71%, while her opponent only completed 2 break opportunities. At the same time, Kiyoshi Kinoshita's possession rate was as high as 78%, and her receiving and serving score rate was 13 percentage points ahead of her opponent, ultimately winning with a total score advantage of 64-50. Haruka Kinoshita, who is in a hot state, will face new challenges in the next round.
Preston easily defeated Michic in two sets and advanced smoothly
In the first round of women's singles, the second seeded Australian player Taylah Preston defeated fellow player Elena MICIC 6-3, 6-2 to advance to the next round. In the first set of the game, Michic had an unstable start and made many unforced mistakes. Preston seized the opportunity to quickly establish an advantage and won the first set 6-3. In the second set, Preston continued to perform steadily, with a better grasp of key points, and ultimately won the game 6-2, ending the game in straight sets. The whole game lasted for 58 minutes, and Preston showed an efficient competitive state, successfully advancing to the second round.
Cabrera defeated Ito Aoi in three sets to advance to the second round
In the first round of women's singles, Australian player Lizette Cabrera defeated Japanese seed Aoi ITO 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 to advance to the next round. Cabrera quickly entered form in the first set and easily won 6-1 through strong attacks and key points. In the second round, Ito Kui adjusted his pace in a timely manner and, with a stable performance, won back the game 6-3. The two sides were once deadlocked in the deciding set, but Cabrera withstood the pressure and secured the victory 6-3 with a stable performance in the crucial game, taking 1 hour and 34 minutes to win the game.
【 Easy Pass! Gongxiang Okamura advances in straight sets 】
In the first round of women's singles, Italian player Dalila Spiteri faced Japanese player Ky ō ka Okamura. The pace of the entire game was firmly controlled by Gongxiang Okamura. Her performance was steady and efficient, with a steady serve and excellent grasp of key points, making it difficult for opponents to find a breakthrough. Although Spiteri actively adjusted his tactics and made efforts to cope, he was unable to find a way to continuously break through, making it difficult to effectively impact Okamura Kyoka's on field advantage. Gongxiang Okamura played the whole game calmly and orderly, ultimately winning the game with straight sets of 6-3 and 6-1.
Exciting matchup! Fick/McGuffin win two consecutive cities
The first round of women's doubles began, with Natsumi Kawaguchi/Hiroko Kuwata competing against Gabriela da Silva Fick/Tayna McGiffin. The trend of the first set is deadlocked, with both sides fighting until a six game draw and entering a seven game race to win. In the seventh round, the difference between the two sides was always difficult to widen. The score was tied multiple times and the stalemate was intense. Fick/Maijifen handled the key points calmly and won the seventh round with excellent on-site performance, taking the lead with a score of 7-6 (5). In the second round, the cooperation between the two became more and more seamless, with a calm control of the pace on the field and smooth and steady transitions between offense and defense. They maintained the game's momentum throughout the game and ultimately defeated Kawaguchi Natsumi/Sanada Kanko 6-4 to win the match.
