The performance of Karolina Mukhova (Czech Republic, world number 16), a surprise star of Roland Garros, did not continue at Wimbledon. Mujoba was eliminated in the first round of Wimbledon. Men’s singles Casper Rudd (Denmark) and Roland Garros men’s and women’s singles runners-up were eliminated together at Wimbledon on the same day.스포츠토토
On the 6th (local time), in the first round of the women’s singles held at Court 12 of the All England Tennis Club in London, England, Mujoba defeated Yule Niemeyer (Germany, world number 103) 4-6 7-5 1-6 in the quarterfinals last year. lost
Mukhova lost the set after five deuces in her tenth game of the first set, which was her own serve. She made up for the second set, but she lost her first serve game in the third, completely taking her flow. She and she had no further reversals. A stand-up show like her Roland Garros semifinal was not replicated at Wimbledon.
Muhoba has the advantage of various attack options such as net play, but Niemeyer’s attack pattern was more accurate. Niemeyer scored on 19 of her 27 attempts to play the net (70%). Mukhova scored on 26 net plays, but her success rate was only 54%.
Following her last year, Mukhova also finished her Wimbledon challenge this year in her first round.
16-year-old Mira Andreeva (Russia, world number 102) defeated Sidja Barbora Kreichkova (Czech Republic, world number 11) 6-3 4-0 (ret) to advance to the third round. Kray Chikova has been sidelined due to an injury to her left leg.
Andreeva, who is on her Grand Slam record of 5 wins and 1 loss, jumped her live ranking to 80 by advancing to the third round.
Elina Rivakina (Kazakhstan, world number 3), Jessica Pegula (USA, world number 4), Caroline Garcia (France, world number 5), and Elina Svitolina (Ukraine, world number 76) also succeeded in advancing to the third round. .