Today's match report | Defending champion enters t...

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The first round: Rising Star Shines, Tagle advances to the quarterfinals
In today's first game at the center court, French Open youth champion and Austrian rookie Lilli Tagger delivered an outstanding performance, defeating Italian player Elisabetta Cocciaretto in straight sets and advancing to the quarter finals.
At the beginning of the game, the young Tagger frequently hit precise changeovers, disrupting Kocharetto's return rhythm. In the first set of the game, the more experienced Kocarreto was still able to hold on to the score with a stable performance. However, in the second set, Tagger completely controlled the game situation through more active running and proactive attacking rhythm. In the end, he won two straight sets with a score of 6-4 and 6-2, advancing to the quarterfinals with a total score of 2-0.
In the post match interview, Tagger first expressed her gratitude to the audience present and especially thanked the coach for her guidance. At the same time, she also stated that after the competition, she may take some time to visit the local cultural landscape of Jiujiang and experience the unique charm of this historic and cultural city.

In the second round of the three set battle, Kopaki made his debut in the WTA quarterfinals
Ella SEIDEL played against Tamara KORPATSCH, who successfully advanced with a score of 3-6, 6-0, 6-1.
In the first set match, Kopac broke out in the third set and scored four consecutive points, while Seidel fell 1-2 from the net due to multiple ball returns. Subsequently, Seidel adjusted his form in a timely manner and, with a stable performance, overtook the score to 4-2. Kopac made consecutive out of bounds mistakes, and in the end, Seidel won the first set 6-2.
In the second set, Kopachi's form rebounded, not only scoring an ACE goal, but also breaking through in the crucial game, suppressing the opponent throughout the game, and cleanly equalizing the big score with a score of 6-0.
In the deciding set, Kopachi took the lead with 3 aces to control the pace of the game, but the opponent's multiple mistakes ruined the opportunity to turn the tables. Kopachi steadily won the deciding set and advanced to the quarter finals with a large score of 2-1.
In the post match interview, Kopaki expressed his gratitude to the enthusiastic audience on site, specifically mentioning that the opponents in this match were not only compatriots, but also teammates, who were very familiar with each other's playing styles. Winning is not easy, and entering the WTA Tour's eighth round for the first time has excited her greatly.




In the third game, Golubic successfully reversed the three set battle and secured a spot in the quarter finals
In the third game at the center court, defending champion Viktorija GOLUBIC welcomed her opponent Elena Pridankina.
In the first set, Golubic used "long and short ball alternation" as the tactical axis, facing Pridenkina's bottom line suppression. With precise backhand line changing techniques, he repeatedly broke through the defense line, saved all breakthrough points with zero loss, and controlled the rhythm throughout the game. Finally, he won the first set with a 6-0 sweep.
In the second round, the two sides fought until 1-1 at the beginning, but later fell into a tug of war. Golubic struggled to maintain a smooth start in the first set, but faced opponents who were recovering in form, he failed to limit his attack and gradually fell into a passive position, ultimately losing the second set 4-6.
In the deciding set, the opponent frequently exerted pressure with two shots, while Golubic used decisive net interception to deal with the crucial ball. With the opponent leading 5-3, Golubic maintained his composure and chased after them for four consecutive innings. Inventory Bureau, opponents made double mistakes, Golubic won the deciding set 7-3 and advanced to the quarterfinals.
In the post match interview, Golubic expressed his hope to continue last year's success and further present more exciting matches to everyone.




The fourth game [Jiujiang Jinhua home tough match Zheng Wu double regret losing fifth seed]
In the final finale match at the center court, Jiujiang local player Zheng Wu, who played with a wild card, faced the fifth seeded Putingseva of the tournament. After 1 hour and 4 minutes of competition, Zheng Wushuang ultimately lost 2-6, 0-6 to her opponent, unfortunately stopping in the second round of singles.
Faced with the experienced fifth seed, Zheng Wushuang tenaciously kept the start in the third set of the first set. However, Putingseva then fully controlled the pace of the game and won two straight sets with precise bottom line control and rich game experience.
Zheng Wushuang's performance in the serve section of this game was slightly inferior, with a success rate of only 40% for the first serve and a scoring rate as low as 33% for the second serve. In contrast, Putingseva demonstrated the stability of a seeded player, with a first run scoring rate of 75% and seizing all the only break opportunities, with a break point conversion rate of 100%.
Although unable to win, Zheng Wushuang's fighting spirit demonstrated in the game won applause from the home fans. As a player trained locally in Jiujiang, she has accumulated valuable experience in competing with world-class players, and has also taken a new step in her career at this year's Jiangwang. For her, she has also achieved the long-awaited victory in the tournament. Her opponent, Putingseva, advanced to the quarter finals with this victory and will face defending champion Golubic in the next match.






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The first game is a comeback! The children of Mana Uchikawa and Kenan Mori will make a fierce comeback on both stages and advance to the quarterfinals
In today's women's doubles showdown, Japanese duo Mana AYUKAWA/Kanako MORISA battled multinational duo Alicia BARNETT/Elizane LECHEMIA in three sets, ultimately winning 1-6, 7-5, 11-9 and successfully advancing to the quarterfinals of women's doubles.
The cross-border duo of Alicia BARNETT/Elixane LECHEMIA won the first set 6-1 with fierce attacks and tacit cooperation, seizing the opportunity; In the second set, the Japanese combination led 2-0, but were chased by their opponents to 5-4. They withstood the pressure and pulled back a 7-5 victory, dragging the game into a battle for the top ten.
In the tiebreaker match, both sides were closely tied in the score. In the end, the Japanese combination won the top ten with a slight advantage of 11-9, achieving a reversal. Throughout the game, despite the unfavorable situation of losing in the first set, the Japanese combination demonstrated strong psychological resilience and teamwork ability through their tenacious fighting spirit and excellent adjustment ability, which was the key to their entry into the top 8 doubles positions. Their opponent in a quarter of the tournament is the fourth seeded pair Isabelle/Maya in doubles.




The second match saw the twin duo narrowly losing to the Christina Mladenovic/Katerina Pieter duo
In today's tennis doubles match, Zhuo Yixuan/Zhuo Yicen's sisters joined forces to face Kristina MLADENOVIC/Katarzyna PITER.
In the first set, the twin duo had a poor start and suffered multiple out of bounds defeats. Although they made efforts to win the fifth set, the overall pace was controlled by their opponents and they lost the first set 2-6.
In the second set, the twin duo's form rebounded. After winning the first two sets, they engaged in a close match with their opponents and drew 4-4 at one point. In the end, they ended the second set with a score of 4:6, losing 0-2 to their opponents by a large margin. The Christina Mladenovic/Katerina Pieter duo successfully advanced.


The third game, the top seed in doubles, suffered a bitter defeat in three sets, but unfortunately lost to the quarterfinals after grabbing ten
In this year's Jiangsu Open women's doubles round of 16, the top seeds Xu Yifan and Yang Zhaoxuan, two old partners, played a three set battle with multinational duo Alina KORNEEVA and Dominika SALKOVA that lasted for 1 hour and 57 minutes. The two sides fought fiercely until the deciding set to grab the top ten. In the end, the Chinese combination lost 6 (9) -7, 7-6 (5), 5-10, and unexpectedly stopped in the first round.
The entire game was extremely deadlocked, with both sides showing strong dominance in the serve. There were no breaks in the three sets, and they were all dragged into the tiebreaker. In the first set, they lost by a narrow margin to the top seed in the seventh round, but in the second set, they withstood the pressure and also managed to win back by grabbing the seventh round. In the deciding set of the top ten match, Korneeva/Shalkova scored 2 consecutive points in the final moments, securing the victory with a score of 10-5.
Although Xu Yifan/Yang Zhaoxuan are leading their opponents in both the first run scoring rate (73%) and the second run scoring rate (52%), the fatal break point conversion rate (13%) has become the main reason for the defeat - only 1 out of 8 break points in the game was realized. In contrast, although the opponent only obtained 4 break points, they performed better in critical moments.

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