Pegula sends Kenin 6-3,,,,, 7-5 To win a Charleston Open credit
Jessica Pegula World in the U.S. duel #4 Ride the World of the Past #4 and 2020 Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin is at the Charleston One Open. In the semi-finals, Pegula defeated Ekaterina Alexandrova in a three-set thriller, while Kenin played in just seven games after Amanda Anisimova’s defender retired.
Kenning's current ranking#44 – After illness, surgery and injury, it drops sharply from the top of the game. The twenty-six-year-old continued to win the victory in the Charleston confrontation form Belinda Bencic's statement. 2024 Finalist Daria Kasatkina and 14TH Seeds, Anna Kalinskaya.
Florida resident is seeking her sixth career title, first of all WTA 500 Level, first of all 2020. and 13 Profession won the top 10 players including the # of the time4 Jasmine Paolini in Dubai, she drags Pegula 2-3 On the front.
With the semifinal victory, Pegula surpasses the world#1 Aryna Sabalenka won the season with twenty-four. Looking for her 8The professional champion, second on this level, ranked first on Clay, the Buffalo native has reached four finals this season and won the championship AXT Opened last month in Austin, Texas. Her recent failure with Kenning happened in the second round 2024 us On the way to her first Grand Slam singles final ever.
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Pegula won the toss and chose to accept it. Under strong winds, a stadium in a stadium opened with a double fault and was broken by love. Pegula donated her first double fault, but smashed it with an elevated mount to consolidate the rest 2-0.
Kenning gives another double fault, facing three deuces and two breakout points, but insisting 1-2 There are four outstanding winners, including the official match at the game point. Pegula opens the fourth time with a forehand cross and a backhanded backhand hit 30-15but when Kenning fell backhanded, faced the rest point and fell.
this 2020 The Australian Open Championship has three unmandated turnovers in a row, including her third double failure and facing a triple breakpoint, but with four extraordinary winners 3-2. Pegula 15 Reach the level.
Kenning donated four unmandated errors, each falling from both sides and serving. The highest seed misses new ball 3/6 First served, including double failures, but consolidated the lead in breakthroughs 5-3. Kenin served in the scene with four additional mistakes, which was the last failed backhand.
Pegula served in the second service, although she did 4/5 First, she was broken by two mistakes and two consecutive championships. Kenin hit three winners, including her signature backhand shot, but due to her fourth double malfunction and a series of errors, she faced five Deuces, four breakout points and returned the break.
Pegula donated two unforced errors, facing triple break points and in Kenin Mode 3/5 First of all, and easy 15 Consolidate rest 3-1.
Pegula did it 3/4 After two Kenning's winners and two backhanded stumbles, serving first but faced a triple breakpoint and abandoned serve. Kenin 15 Consolidate rest 5-1. Pegula stays in the scene, facing three Deuces and three fixed points, but keeps the wide title on two aces and a cross-country forehand half-Walley champion!
Kenning sets up services 5-2 And arrive 30-15 But three unforced mistakes and Pegula's victory killed her. this#1 Seeds soaked in cheers and applause among the lively crowd, missed 5/5 The initial service has not been maintained 15 Consolidate the rest.
Kenning serves the scene again 5-4 Although she won two consecutive winners, including the Ace Rises, there was another double fault and a serve when Pegula beat backhand back to return. Pegula did it 3/4 First serve in ace, including ace, and love 6-5.
Former World#4 Forced the circuit breaker, but four consecutive mistakes, including the final double fault. It was a disastrous ending of a doomed game. When Kenning collapses, Pegura pounces.
“Again, the wind and everything is very tough. So, I mean, sometimes we both have a bit of stripes, but that's what we both have sometimes, but that's when the tough conditions are tough, you're in the final state and you're in the final state and you're in the final state and there's a lot of nerves and similar nerves and things like that. It's nice to bring the trophy and title.”
