Ashleigh Barty was finally struggling again. Spanish revelation eliminate

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Ashleigh Barty played two matches in the US Open, and her conclusion caused a lot of problems. With Wiera Zwonariowa and Clara Tauson (WTA 78) they were leading 6:1, 5:3. They defeated the 2010 US Open finalist Russia 6:1, 7:6 (7) after defending the ball set in the Tie-breaker. Against Denmark, the Australian had a match ball in the ninth game of the second game, finally winning 6:1, 7:5.

In the 90-minute match, Barty sent 11 aces and scored 28 of 35 points with her first pass. She’s been broken twice, and she herself used five of her 19 break points. The Australian sent 33 final hits with 26 non-forced fouls. Tauson has 14 straight wins and 25 fouls. In the third round, Barty will face American Shelby Rogers or Romanian Sorana Kirstia.

Paul Bados (WTA 26), who lost 4:6, 4:6 with Warwara Gracewą (WTA 82), was eliminated. In the first set, the Spaniard approached 4:5 with 2:5, then handed the pass. In the second match, she returned 4:4 with 1:4, but lost two more matches.

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Padusa has been a sensation in the professional courts in recent months. In April, it ranked 71st in the ranking. Since then, she has given a series of standout performances. There was, inter alia, to the quarter-finals of Roland Garros and won the title in Belgrade. Her start was worse at the US Open, but she was the best at Flushing Meadows. The Spaniard played in New York for the third time. In the previous two seasons, I was eliminated in the first round.

US Open, New York (USA)
Grand Slam, Hard Court, $57.5 million prize pool
Thursday 2 September

Women’s singles match, second round:

Ashleigh Barty (Australia, 1) – Clara Towson (Dania) 6:1, 7:5
Belinda Benesi (Switzerland 11) beat Martina Trevisan (Italy) 6-3 6-1
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (Russia 14) beat Anna Karolina Schmiedlova (Slovakia, Q) 6-2, 5-7, 6-2.
Varvara Grazioa (Russia) bp Paula Badosa (Spain 24) 6-4 6-4
Sarah Sorribes (Spain) v Su Wei Hsieh (Taiwan) 6-1, 6-3
Emma Raducano (UK, P) B Shuai Zhang (China) 6-2 6-4

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