The days that seemed good have turned gray The second day of the Guadalajara Open saw the withdrawal of three players, one postponed match and the departure of the final Mexican representative.
Beatriz Haddad Maia suffered a hand accident which caused her to withdraw from the tournament, leaving Sachia Wickey to replace her, who later faced Danielle Collins.
In a strange move of fate, Vickery secured his participation in the second round, when his compatriot had to abandon the match with the score 7–6. Daniels officially canceled the game after one hour and seven minutes, clearing the way. For your opponent.
And after completing Malaria, Belinda Bencic retired due to gastrointestinal illness, making way for Elvina Kalieva to replace her.
He said, “I’m sad to miss the chance to play in front of the incredible fans of Guadalajara. I’ll be back next year.”
the last tricolor is coming out
Renata Zarazua and her partner Veronika Miroshnichenko managed to trouble the pair of Lyudmila Kichenok and Arantxa Rus, who made a comeback from the first set and took full advantage of the last set, but they could not hold on and lost the win by 3. – 6, 6-1 and 10-4.
“We stopped being aggressive, I think we got a little nervous when we saw that we won the first set and they played very well in the end,” Zarazua said at the end of the match.
here comes the Rain
In the most complicated moment of the game, rain came and the action had to be stopped when Taylor Townsend defeated Elvina Kalieva 6–1 and 5–5.
Latin hope remains
The good news of the day came from Emiliana Arango who made her debut and surprised Anastasia Potatova 6-4, 6-3.
The Colombian has been making her way since the classification and produced the best shock of her career by defeating a top 30 player for the first time, a result that keeps Latin hopes alive at the Masters 1000.
JMH
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