Coco Gauff was sent out of the National Open Bank in Montreal in consecutive groups by Canadian teenager Victoria Mbuko.
The 18-year-old, who ranked 85th in the world, needed only 62 minutes to overcome the first ranked 6-1 6-4 and booked a place in the quarter-finals.
“I am really happy to win today … it’s unbelievable. I am very happy to overcome such a wonderful hero. “
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MBOKO first presented for the WTA tour in March and took Gauf to three groups in Rome at its second event.
“I was really thinking about it a lot during the match,” Mbuko said. “I had the memories of the past when I played it in Rome a little. I only remember when I went out playing better and raising a little better.
“I wanted to do my game a little more and make sure that I was matching everything she was producing, and I wanted to stay there with her.”
I ran through the first group in 25 minutes, and it was broken three times.
The second group was a more strict relationship that was presented in the first 11 games.
Gauff failed to convert three breaks throughout the group, as MBOKO seized its only chance to close victory.
“I think it will achieve a lot of success in the tour. I’m sure we will face a lot of battles in the future,” said scientist No. 2 Gauff.
Rising star
MBOKO is only the second wild card in the Open Age that defeated the first seed in the Canadian Open after Stephanie Dubua in 2006 (opposite Kim Kallesters)
It is also the youngest of the Canadian quarter -finals in the Canadian Open since Helen Kelsi in 1987
MBOKO, who started the season 333 in WTA’s rankings, entered the championship number 85. The Gauff Winning sends it to No. 53 in the direct classification. Another one would bring it to 24
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He will face mboko Jessica Bouzas Mana In the last eight, after the Spaniards overcame China, Lin Chu 7-5 1-6 6-2.
Earlier, seeds 24 Marta Costyuk From Ukraine and the ninth classified Elena Ribakina From Kazakhstan, Saddam created the quarter -finals.
Kostyuk beat McCartney Kisler 5-7 6-3 6-3, and Rybakina came against Dayana Yastremska 5-7 6-2 7-5.
Popyrin, De Minaur and ZVREVE Advance in Toronto
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On the side of the men from the championship, which is held in Toronto, the defense champion Alexei Popyrin The second consecutive victory claimed the best 5 former players when he gathered from the Holger Ron defeat group 4-6 6-3.
Alex Michelsen His first quarter-finals arrived from the Masters 1000 event by winning 6-3 6-3 over his American teammate Tien.
Michelsen, seeds 26, will face the eleventh solid seed Karen KhashanovWho disturbed the eighth seeds Casper Road in the fourth match 6-4 7-5.
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Alex de MinorWho won the Washington Open last month, he advanced to the quarter -finals over his Australian teammate Christopher Ocunile via Walkover.
Meanwhile, Argentine Francisco Serundolo was forced to retire early to the second group of his night match Alexander Zverev Because of the abdominal strain.
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