Osaka saved two points for the match in the tenth -half of the second group, and succeeded in realizing the tie 5-5 and then 6 – 6, a separate stroke that settled 8 – 6, and thus the group 7 – 6, before the third group won the decisive 6-3.
“I have made a great effort,” said Osaka. As for me, I felt exhausted, and I didn’t know if I also had to pay successful strikes. After a while, I just tried to keep the ball on the field. ”
On the third round, the Japanese meets with Latviya, Yelina Ostape, winning Mexican Renata Sarasoya 6 – 2, 4 – 6 and 6-2.
American Madison Kez, Eighth in the world, beat German Laura Sigmund 6-2 and 6-1.
Keys took care of the best possible way to lose against Sigmund in the third round of the Wimbledon Championship, where only 3 runs in the Canadian session lost in front of her, and settled the meeting in 65 minutes.
Keys set an appointment with her citizen Katie McKinale, winner of the Slovak, Rebecca Smarkova, thirty -first 6-2 and 6-2.
Japanese Naomi Osaka, the former first world, reached the same role with its difficult victory over the Russian Lyodella Samsunova (13) with a score of 4-6 and 7 – 6 (6-8) and 6-3.
In turn, the American Jessica Bigula, the third and the title of the last two versions, saved 5 points to resolve the first group in its favor 7-5 against Greek Maria Skari, before earning the second 6-4.
The “Australia Open” champion, which is classified as a world -class, will meet the next round, with the Latviyah Anastia Sevastova, who beat the Polish Magda Lynette, twenty -fifth, 6 – 3, 4 – 6 and 6 – 4.
Canadian Eugenie Bouchar bid farewell to the yellow ball stadiums by losing against the Swiss Blinda Pluzic 2 – 6, 6 – 3 and 4 – 6.
Bouchar, who previously announced that her participation in the “Montreal session” will be the last in her professional career, with enthusiastic encouragement from her country’s fans in the third group, in an attempt to achieve her second victory after the first of the Colombian Emiliana Arango in the first round, on Monday, which was her first since 2023.
But Becic won 5 of the last 6, and decided it in its favor 6-4.
“I think it is very special that I will play my last match here in Montreal on this stadium in front of you,” said Bohar Bakiya while honoring her on the field after the match.
“I remember that I was a little girl sitting in these stands, hoping and dreaming that I will play on this stadium one day,” added the Canadian who participated in an invitation card.
And she continued: “I grew up while playing these stadiums, and on other stadiums throughout Montreal and near them, so I feel like a watershed moment to end my career here.”
Bouchar, who rose to fifth in the world rankings, starred in 2014 when it reached the “Wimbledon” final and the semi -finals of “Australia Open” and “Open France”.
But her career was affected by injuries, including concussion in the brain, which was subjected to him after a slide in the dressing room in “Flaching Midoz” in 2015, and a shoulder injury that required surgery in 2021.
The American McCartney Kisler also defeated Australian Maya Ginet 4 – 6, 6 – 4 and 6-3.
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