Katie Bolter: British No. 2 makes it 12 consecutive wins in Nutingham open with victory against Sonay Kartal | Tennis News

Katie Polter remained on her path for the third consecutive Nutingham title by beating Sonai Kartal against all British on Thursday.

British No. 2 embraced Polater from a collapse in the third group to win the Rollercoasster 6-4 1-6 7-5 match in two hours and 26 minutes.

Bouter, who was replaced this week as the number one British by Emma Radocano, won the WTA tour before marriage in Nottingham two years ago and supported last summer.

It was delayed 4-2 in the decisive group and had to save a break point to avoid a double break, as the eighth seeds struggle in the temperature and consult a doctor.

“I have a lot of respect for Sonay, it is a strong competition and I also know that it will not give me anything at any time,” Polter said.

“I know that she will go beyond me at some point, I got the game for her, she got her head. I will have to face this fact.

“But in the end, I just wanted to hurt my teeth with the best I could deal with and take myself on the line. I am really happy myself today. It was not easy, definitely.

“I feel I am stepping up to my house when I came to this court. I have such great feelings here but the heat was killing me today.

“I am definitely suitable because I can’t deal with heat at all. I am happy that I exceeded the line.”

Next to Polter is a quarter -finals against the American McCartney KislerWho rushed to the past, Lin Zhou, with a victory of 6-1 6-4.

Meanwhile, British teenager Mimi Show came out in the second round 7-5 6-1 despite the vibrant performance against the world No. 31 Magda Linette.

The 17 -year -old, who will make her first appearance in Wimbledon later this month after obtaining a wild card, won her first tour in WTA in the first round before sitting in a biological exam at Wednesday.

Verneley comes out the French lesson to Mott

British No. 2 Jacob Vernelli It reached a quarter-finals at the ATP round in Queens, where he defeated the volatile qualifiers 6-3 2-6 6-2 at the HSBC Championship.

When doing this, Fearnley extended his great and ideal record against French players to 17-0 since he became a professional.

He said: “I am very happy to be in the first quarter -finals, it is better to do it here in the UK. It is really special for me, I dreamed of these moments since I was a young boy.

“I tried to stick to my game plan and be aggressive. I did it better in the third group and the result is talking to itself.”

Fearnley concluded a group of arbitrators with the completion of dual vulnerability, while Madcap Moutt got a signature from UMPIRE ADEL Nour to reduce his strike.

However, the momentum quickly turned when three dual errors of the Moutt home player gave an early break per second.

But Fearnley reaches it well in the decision, breaking Moutet with a winner in the back strike below the line, prompting the 26 -year -old to hit a high ball on the stands and earn a long warning from the chair.

A backbone got a double break and Vernelli kept his head while he lost my death – the quarrels with the ruling and the crowd – to conclude the victory within two hours a little.

Fearnley will play a 23 -year -old classmate, No 30 Jiri Lehecka, in the past eight.

Carlos Carrez He came through the marathon meeting, where he beat his Spanish teammate Joom Monar 6-4 6-7 (7-9) 7-5 to reach the quarter-finals.

The French open champion needed three hours and 26 minutes to overcome his fellow in the afternoon in the western London.

“There were moments very mentally and physically struggled,” Alcaraz said. “I kept fighting. I think I didn’t give up.

“I was mentally out, but I stayed there and tried to play points and play the best points from the first group.”

In the Halle Grass-Court, Janic Athine was raised from the highest level Alexander Popolk 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the second round on Thursday.

Sinner, Haley’s defense champion, has been playing in his first championship since he lost the excitement of five groups against Alcaraz in the Roland Garros final.

Jacques Dripper It returns to work at Queens on Friday when the second seed is that American victory is taught by Brandon Nakashima, knowing that Al -Nasr will carry it in the first four places in Wimbledon and located in the semi -finals at the ATP 500 event in West London.

Gauff loses the first match after the open French victory

A French hero is open Coco Gof It was brought to the ground with an opening defeat against China Wang Xinyu In Berlin is open tennis.

Jouf, who got a farewell in the first round, has been playing her first match since she won the second Grand Salam title in Roland Garros about two weeks ago.

But she produced a mistake of mistakes, including seven double errors, in the German capital, where Wang won 6-3 6-3 victory over her biggest victory in her career.

Arena SabalinkaThe Gauff was beaten in the final match in Paris, prevailed in its late match against Rebecca Masarova, and won 6-2 7-6 (6).

The first seed will face the former Wimbledon champion Elena Ribakina In the quarter-finals after the defeat of Katrina Senniacova 6-4 7-6 (7-5).

Another winner of SW19, 2023 hero Marketapoutova MarketAlso appears again on the grass and shook Diana Shenader 6-3 6-7 (7-3) 6-3.

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