Friday’s Top 6 Matches: Andreeva will win the qualifying final and be able to catch up with her sister
Daniil Salnikov August 25, 2023, 09:30 Moscow time Audio version: Your browser does not support the audio element.
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Program in summary:
🎾 18:30*: Ending the game. Valeria Savinykh (Russia) – Yuriko Miyazaki (Great Britain) – 4:6, 1:3, US Open – qualification, second round 🎾 18:30*: end of the match. Diana Schneider (Russia, 2) – Elsa Jaquemot (France) – 5:5, US Open – qualification, second round 🎾 18:30*: End of the match. Despina Papamikhail (Greece) – Vera Zvonareva (Russia) – 5:4, US Open – qualification, second round 🎾 19:15*: Tatyana Prozorova (Russia) – Tamara Zidansek (Slovenia, 19), US Open – qualification, final 🎾 19:30*: Erika Andreeva (Russia) – Kathy Volynets (USA, 25), US Open – Qualifier, final 🎾 21:30*: Ekaterina Alexandrova (Russia, 4) – Zhu Lin (China), Cleveland, 1/2 end
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🎾 18:30*: Ending the game. Valeria Savinykh (Russia) – Yuriko Miyazaki (Great Britain) – 4:6, 1:3, US Open – qualification, second round
*Game schedules are subject to change and will be confirmed.
Intrigue: Will Savinykh make it to the US Open qualifying final?
The match was not completed the day before due to rain. The British led 6:4, 3:1. Valeria Savinykh, 32, never in her career reached the base of the US Open. The closest she got to that goal was in 2012, when she advanced to the final round. But at the Australian Open, the Russian performed three times (2012, 2013, 2021). Will Valeria be able to face the British Miyazaki and reach the final of the preliminary tournament?
valeria savinykh
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🎾 18:30*: Ending the game. Diana Schneider (Russia, 2) – Elsa Jaquemot (France) – 5:5, US Open – qualification, second round
*Game schedules are subject to change and will be confirmed.
Intrigue: Will Schneider be able to make it to the US Open?
The match was not completed the day before due to rain. The score was 5:5. US Open second seed Diana Schneider continues to move up the grid. In the first round she faced the American Hayley Baptiste in two sets, and now she has to play the French Elsa Jaquemo. The girls have never crossed paths on the court. Who will reach the final?
diana schneider
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🎾 18:30*: Ending the game. Despina Papamikhail (Greece) – Vera Zvonareva (Russia) – 5:4, US Open – qualification, second round
*Game schedules are subject to change and will be confirmed.
Intrigue: will the eminent Russian be able to get one step closer to the finish line?
The match was not completed the day before due to rain. The Greek woman led – 5:4. Finalist of Wimbledon and US Open – 2010, the former second racket in the world Vera Zvonareva continues to advance to the base of the current tournament through the classification. In the first round, she confidently faced Australian Jamie Forlis. Will the eminent Russian be able to get one step closer to the finish line?
Vera Zvonareva
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🎾 7:15 p.m.*: Tatyana Prozorova (Russia) – Tamara Zidansek (Slovenia, 19), US Open – qualification, final
*Game schedules are subject to change and will be confirmed.
Intrigue: Will Prozorova reach base in her Slam debut?
19-year-old Tatyana Prozorova continues her successful climb up the US Open rankings. She has already beaten two Belarusians: Yulia Gotovko and Irina Shimanovich, and now she will fight Slovenian Tamara Zidanshek for a place at the base in her Slam debut. Previously, tennis players did not cross each other on the court. Note that Zidansek knocked out another Russian on the grid in the first qualifying round: Ekaterina Makarova.
Tatiana Prozorova
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🎾 7:30pm*: Erika Andreeva (Russia) – Kathy Volynets (USA, 25), US Open – qualifying, final
*Game schedules are subject to change and will be confirmed.
Intrigue: will the Andreev sisters meet at the US Open?
Erika Andreeva, 19, has already reached the final of qualifying for the US Open, where she will face the American Kathy Wolynets. Previously, tennis players did not play against each other. Katie’s best achievement in the Slams is the third round of the Australian Open 2023. If she wins the match, Erika will reach the main draw, where a meeting with her younger sister Mirra Andreeva, who got there, is not excluded. by rating. her and, based on the draw results, she will play in the first round with only one qualifier.
erika andreeva
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🎾 9:30 p.m.*: Ekaterina Alexandrova (Russia, 4) – Zhu Lin (China), Cleveland, 1/2 final
*Game schedules are subject to change and will be confirmed.
Intrigue: Will Alexandrová reach the seventh final of her career?
Ekaterina Alexandrova is successfully working her way up the Cleveland gridiron. Following victories over Romanian Patricia-Maria Tsig and Alexandra Sasnovich, the Russian defeated China’s Xinyu Wang in three sets. Now, in the semifinals, Ekaterina will compete with another representative of China, Zhu Lin. Will Alexandrova be able to face another rival and get into the seventh final of her career?
Ekaterina Alexandrova
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