Emma Radocano: British No. 1 does not continue to win after success in the first round in Montreal | Tennis News

Emma Radocano continued to feel a win by a comfortable victory in her opening match of the National Open Bank in Montreal on Monday.

The statement chose a victory over Marta Costoyuk, the Fourth Grand Salam Award, Osaka Fourth, and the former scientist No. 3 Maria Sacari on his way to the fourth final in Washington last week, and continued to feel the feeling of satisfaction in the WTA 1000 championship in Canada.

Radocano, who jumped 13 places in the classification to the 33rd world to restore her platform as one of the 1 British, Elena Gabriella from Romania 6-2 6-4 in front of coach Mark Pachi after she left her partnership in the air after the Wimbledon defeat in the third round.

“I am very happy to get it. I know Elena, she is a very good friend for me, and it is difficult when you have to play someone close to you, so I am really proud of how to put it with one side of the match and support a good week last week in DC and perform well today,” said Radokano, who will face the next, Biton Sterins, the 32 American seeds in the second round.

“It is very difficult (playing someone you know). We spent a lot of time together in the practices of the court, and she is a great girl. She is not nice when she sees her name in clouds, but I am really happy how to perform myself with myself.”

Radokano flew from Washington to Montreal on Sunday night and immediately faced five breaks in her first service.

But in the hot and wet circumstances in Canada, Radocano showed its flexibility and bent over it in demanding a decisive reservation before more problems were present in the next service game.

After Radokano survived again, after she was transferred to Dios, she felt her moment and was able to break the trick to move 3-2 after he sent the Romanians in two double ways.

A group of six consecutive matches for Raducanu ignited 6-2, but an early break at the beginning of the second group was followed by an immediate response from Ruse.

While Radokano forced more rest points on the RUSE service, it was not until the seventh match of the second group, as the 2021 US Open Championship erupted again to move 4-3 forward.

A group of three consecutive breaks started before Radocano remained calm to rid the victory the first time you ask about service after a battle that requires one hour and 37 minutes against the cheerful coach Petchey.

It was a sixth victory in its last eight games, while it was now 4-0 against the Romanian players in the major draw matches at the round level.

Talk to Sky Sports“This is a performance that you should feel,” said Ann Kyothavong, captain of Billie Jean King.

“I feel it has a few gears to go if necessary, but it is in the second round.”

“This is a good victory,” said Miles McLagan, former Murray coach.

“From the circumstances that are slower in Washington to these courts, which are faster, in general, it is generally less humid but not today.”

Polater suffers from another early exit

British Katie Bouter has committed 54 of uninterrupted mistakes as it fell in the second consecutive defeat from the first round, and lost 6-1 7-5 in front of the Mexican world No. 68 Renata Zarazoa.

I only avoided the first specific bread and despite improving the level in the second group, it fell to defeat.

It was a mixed season for Polter so far, which fought for tension together on a deep tour of WTA, and he suffered from an early exit from expected in Wimbledon before losing in the opening round of Washington last week.

Maclaghan admitted: “It wasn’t good, right? It was an ugly group of first mistakes quickly. The signs there were three in front of me in the first service game that put it under a little pressure.

“It was a difficult opponent with the circumstances. Zarazwa used it by taking the ball pace and dropping the shots in the wind, which made Polater forward in uncomfortable positions. It is to take lessons from.”

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