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FQR:- Heather Watson (GBR) (5) 184 (CH=38 2015) def Yeonwoo Ku (KOR) 445 (CH=411 2023) 7-5 6-3

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Peter too wrote:

R1: RADUCANU, Emma (GBR) 72 (CH=10 2022) v STEARNS, Peyton (USA) 49 (CH=43 2023)
They met in Washington in 2024 with Emma winning 6(6) & 2

L28: (Q) Heather Watson WR 184 vs (Q) Jia-Jing Lu (CHN) WR 272 (CH 162 in 2019)



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For a 500, after an easy qualifying route, Heather has surely fallen on her feet with that draw.

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Hoping she can take advantage.

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Heather up 6-4 *4-4

Had a couple of break points which she missed with errant forehands.

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Yay, takes her third match point from 0-40* down to break and win 6-4 6-4

Forehand looked very fragile, backhand was strong.

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L32:- Heather Watson WR184 [Q] def Jia-Jing Lu (CHN) WR272 [Q] 6-4 6-4

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Well done Heather. Big jump in ranking.

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mbturner wrote:

Well done Heather. Big jump in ranking.

 Yes, live rankings showing +28 to WR155 (Heather is up 1 to WR183 in the latest rankings, issued today)

Kostyuk or Rus next - they play last today on Centre Court



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taking advantage of a generous draw - which is great, in a big ranking point event.

Although these post US Open WTA 500 events dont appear to have depth of fields to match the points allocation?!

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JonH comes home wrote:

taking advantage of a generous draw - which is great, in a big ranking point event.

Although these post US Open WTA 500 events dont appear to have depth of fields to match the points allocation?!

Originally there were four top 10 players on the entry list - they all withdrew. That is the main reason why the draw is weak - along with the WTA250 in Thailand.



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JonH comes home wrote:

taking advantage of a generous draw - which is great, in a big ranking point event.

Although these post US Open WTA 500 events dont appear to have depth of fields to match the points allocation?!

 Yes, if I were part of the Korean federation, having a WTA 500 event, with zero top ten players - I'd be absolutely livid 



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And Kostyuk beats Rus to reach the L16

L16:- Heather Watson (GBR) WR183 [Q] v Marta Kostyuk (UKR) WR18 [5]

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Duplicate.



-- Edited by Peter too on Monday 16th of September 2024 01:00:34 PM

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Coup Droit wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:

taking advantage of a generous draw - which is great, in a big ranking point event.

Although these post US Open WTA 500 events dont appear to have depth of fields to match the points allocation?!

 Yes, if I were part of the Korean federation, having a WTA 500 event, with zero top ten players - I'd be absolutely livid 

 It was the same in Monastir.

To close to the US Open. Top players needing a break.

 

Slightly off topic, but Jack Draper very critical of the ATP schedule and very few opportunities for a break.

 



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