Magda Linnett with the second doubles title in the WTA tour! The Polish tennis player became the WTA 500 champion in Eastbourne. Her partner was Serbka Aleksandra Krunić, and the competitors gave the final a loss.
Łukasz Iwanek
Getty Images/Mike Hewitt/Pictured: Magda Lynette
Magda Linate and Alexandra Krunich kicked off their Eastbourne performance by eliminating Casasca, Anilina Kalinina, and Brazil’s Beatrice Haddad-May. In the second round, the Polish women, Canadian Serbs knocked out Gabriela Dabrowski and Mexico’s Juliana Olmos, who is ranked second. As it turned out, two winning matches were enough for victory.
In the semi-finals, Lynette and Krunich will face Anas Jaber and American Serena Williams, who will return after a year’s absence. The match did not take place due to Tunisia’s injury. There was also a loss in the final. Jelena Ostapenko and Ukrainian Lyudmila Kizinok did not enter the competition. The reason was the injury of the Latvian player who had previously played in the singles finals.
Lynette won her second doubles title this year and also in her career. In April, she triumphed over a green meal in Charleston with Slovenian Andrea Klebak. In addition to this, the Polish woman has two more singles titles (Bronx 2019, Hua Hin 2020).
The Poznan player has a tally of 2-3 doubles finals. This was Crunich’s 10th final and she won her sixth title. Serpaka won his second victory on the lawn. In 2019, she won at Den Bosch with Japanese Shoko Aoyama. In Den Bosch, she also won the only title (2018).
Rothesay International Eastbourne, Eastbourne (UK)
WTA 500, grass field, total prize money of 757.9 thousand. dollar
Saturday 25 June
My husband is final:
Magda Linate (Poland) / Alexandra Krunic (Serbia) – Ludmiła Kiczenok (Ukraine) / Jelena Ostapenko (Latvia).
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