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Tereza Martincova par Tobias Froehlich

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Rome: Cornet assures

Opposed to the Czech qualified Tereza Martincova, Alizé Cornet qualified for the second round of the WTA tournament in Rome thanks to a success in two hung sets. Alizé Cornet did not miss his entry into the running on the clay courts of Rome. The Niçoise validated her ticket for the second round thanks to a success obtained in two rounds over the Czech Tereza Martincova, from the qualifications.…

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Miami WS Q1: Julia Grabher [10] def. Priska Madelyn Nugroho [WC] 7-6(7), 7-6(2) Match Recap + Stats

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One of the matches to start the day in the Women's Singles sector in the Miami Masters was a stand-off between the tenth seed Julia Grabher and wild card Priska Madelyn Nugroho. Priska has been on a roll by winning numerous singles and doubles titles in 2022, while Grabher has been building up some interesting results on the ITFs and 125s as well along the way. Although on paper this might have been straightforward, this turned out to be an extremely competitive match.

Initially, the turning point was how Grabher converted her second break point (which was made as a result of Priska's double fault) to 3-1 with a forehand winner, confirming her controlled aggression throughout the match. However, Priska found her way back to break thanks to her running forehand winner before holding to 3-3. Six games later, although both players came in a clutch when they were at least 2 points behind, the first set still ended with a tie-breaker. Here, the initial differential was Grabher's forehand winner won on Priska's serves for 2 set points to 6-4, all of which were saved because of an unreturned serve and Grabher's volley error. Unfortunately, a minor mistake here was proven to be costly, as Priska's double fault resulted in Grabher's fourth set point, which was converted by the latter's unreturned serve to take the first set 7-6(7).

To follow, the second set had a similar flow, although it turned out almost differently. At the almost same scoreline, Grabher broke first to 2-1 thanks to her forehand winner in response to Priska's slice, before Priska broke back again to 3-3 thanks to her return depth. She indeed was back on serve, but it was a tough hold as she had to face 4 deuces and an additional break point before her half-volley assured her hold at 4-3. Somehow, while the net game had been the slight edge for Priska in most points, the failed volley was the reason behind her being broken to 5-6, hence Grabher had the opportunity to serve for the match. Priska dug again, hence she was able to convert his sixth break point at the expense of Grabher's error, crediting the former's volley again to create her fifth break point.

In contrast to the first set tie-breaker, the second set tie-breaker was more straightforward. Priska started more nervously by double-faulting, followed by Grabher's continued controlled aggression thanks to her cross-court winners and accurate service games. Priska's failed forehand moonball attempts resulted in Grabher's match point creation to 6-2, before she converted it to take the second set and ultimately win the match 7-6(2) after her working cross-court forehand winner.

Then, the stats would like to have a few words:

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According to the stats, Priska had the slight edge on her first serves thanks to her 7 aces, then her ability to land the first serves in 67%, and how she won 6% more points from her first serves compared to Grabher. However, her second serves appeared more vulnerable because of her 6 double faults and 33% second serves winning percentage, hence Grabher could go after Priska's second serves and produce winners from there as well.

Furthermore, Grabher won more points thanks to her controlled aggression despite her dysfunctional net game at times. Priska had her chances thanks to her net game and matching Grabher's pace with 11 opportunities to break. However, Grabher converted 60% of her break opportunities there thanks to her more composure on how she controlled the rhythm in the pressure points, maximizing her chances thanks to producing some critical cross-court forehand winners, which were proven working at times.

In tomorrow's second qualifying round, Grabher will face Tereza Martincova, who earlier defeated Simona Waltert 6-3, 6-2. While this could be an interesting match to follow, this completed first round match could also be an experience-enriching, learning opportunity for Priska to move forward. Hopefully, we can see more from her in the future!

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Sabalenka Extends Streak With Australian Open 1st-Round Win : Inside US

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Aryna Sabalenka maintained her unbeaten start to the year when she beat Tereza Martincova 6-1, 6-4 on Tuesday to reach the second round of the Australian Open. The fifth-seeded Sabalenka, who won the Adelaide International title in the first week of the year, hit 29 winners to her opponent’s seven as she won her fifth consecutive match. “It wasn’t that easy, I’m…

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Display of Russia flag condemned by Ukraine; David Goffin reveals why he won't watch Netflix's Break Point; Fears mount of Novak Djokovic injury

Key matches (AEDT) Rod Laver Arena [5] Aryna Sabalenka (BLR) v Tereza Martincova (CZE) Katherine Sebov (CAN) v [4] Caroline Garcia (FRA) [13] Matteo Berrettini (ITA) v Andy Murray (GBR) Night session from 7pm Tamara Zidansek (SLO) v [2] Ons Jabeur (TUN) Roberto Carballes Baena (ESP) v [4] Novak Djokovic (SRB) Show Court 1 Garbine Muguruza (ESP) v [26] Elise Mertens (BEL) Xiyu Wang (CHN) v [30]…

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J&T Banka Ostrava Open 2021 💪

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Czech Woman A Day (935) : Tereza Martincová (tennis player)

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Garcia does not fail at home

Opposed to Tereza Martincova in the first round of “her” Lyon tournament, Caroline Garcia won in two sets, tearing herself away in the second set, won in the tie-break. After her big disappointment at the Australian Open, where she was eliminated in the round of 16 by Magda Linette as she aimed for the final victory, Caroline Garcia returned to her city of Lyon, where she entered the competition…

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TEB BNP Paribas Tennis Championship İstanbul https://sahrahaber.com/teb-bnp-paribas-tennis-championship-istanbul-2/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Kvitova, Sakkari, Swiatek, Kontaveit all in Ostrava Open semis

Kvitova, Sakkari, Swiatek, Kontaveit all in Ostrava Open semis

Top-seeded Iga Swiatek of Poland advanced to the semifinals of the Ostrava Open after beating seventh-seeded Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan. This happens to be her first semifinals since winning in Rome in May to set up a match against fourth-seeded Maria Sakkari. The Greek overcame Czech Tereza Martincova 7-5, 6-3 in the quarterfinals. Sakkari will be playing in her sixth semifinal of the…

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Mallorca. Amanda Anisimova won a strong-willed victory at the start

Mallorca. Amanda Anisimova won a strong-willed victory at the start.#AmandaAnisimova,#TerezaMartincova

American tennis player Amanda Anisimova went to the second round of the tournament in Mallorca, defeating Czech Tereza Martincova – 3/6, 7/6 (7), 6/4.

For 2 hours and 21 minutes of the bout, the 27th racket of the world, 17-year-old Amanda, made two breaks and ace each, making a mistake seven times when serving. 24-year-old Martintsova, occupying the 143rd line of the world table of ranks, twice…

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A sexta-feira (10) começou bem para o tênis brasileiro.  Na Inglaterra, a paulista Bia Haddad avançou à semifinal do WTA 250 de Nottingham com vitória sobre a grega Maria Sakkari, número 5 no ranking mundial, por 2 sets a 1 (6/4, 4/6 e 6/3).  A brasileira, atual 48ª no ranking da WTA, vai buscar uma vaga na final às 6h (horário de Brasília) deste sábado (11) contra a tcheca Tereza Martincova (60ª). A competição em piso de grama serve de preparatório para o Torneio de Wimbledon, que começa em 27 de junho.  Além de comemorar a segunda vitória sobre Sakkari nesta temporada - a primeira foi em março em Indian Wells, por 2 a 1 - Bia Haddad vai saltar cinco posições no ranking, chegando ao 43º lugar, após o triunfo sobre a grega. A brasileira volta a competir nesta tarde, ao lado da chinesa Zhang Shuai, pelas quartas de final de duplas, contra a parceria da australiana Samantha Stosur com taiwanesa Latisha Chan. Marcelo Melo vai à semi de duplas em ATP na Holanda Quem também avançou à semi hoje (10) foi a dupla do mineiro Marcelo Melo com o sul-africano Raven Klaasen. Os parceiros derrotaram os favoritos Pierre-Hugues Herbert e Nicolas Mahut (França) ATP 250 de ‘s-Hertogenbosch, na Holanda, também disputado na grama. Melo e Klaasen ganharam dos cabeças de chave 1 por 2 sets a 0, com parciais de 7/6 (8/6) e 6/4. “Acho que estivemos muito bem, do começo ao fim. Aproveitamos as oportunidades, voltamos no jogo depois de estar na frente. Então, foi mais uma bela partida. E diante de Herbert e Mahut, que são excepcionais na grama. Conseguimos imprimir nosso jogo, jogar bem e garantir mais uma vitória. Foi muito bom para nós”