Seventeen-year-old Mirra Andreeva Güdüşüü was uphill and even defended the champion, even his BNP Paribas openness could not stop the final.
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In the final, Andreeva’s opponent, the fifth-seeded Madison keys in the United States will be 6-0, 6-1 years old Belarus, 6-1 years old Belarus.
Andreeva, Dubai in Dubai in Dubai in Dubai, Dubai, in Dubai, in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates becomes the youngest player to become the youngest player to get 1000 headers.
The last time a young player like Andreeva advanced to the final in India-17-year-old Clijsters, when he fell to Serena Williams in 2001.
Although he struggled in the middle of the competition, Andreeva managed to turn the Friday match in spite of the fight against the competition.
“After killing me in the second set, I was just” good, he can only try to fight, “Andreeva said.” There is not much that I can’t do much about it. He played amazing. I just decided to grind some kind and fight for each point.
“It doesn’t matter how I put the ball. But I have to put it. Therefore, I try to do everything and was not very bad at the end.”
Earlier, Andreeva was cramped through the first set of tiebreaker.
“I just felt like this, why I felt so much confidence and I will play Tiebreak as the last tiebrebreaks of my life.” “So I just went for all my shots. My service was great and you know, I just played a roll.”
Sureiek became modest in his offer to be the first player to win the BNP Pariban three times. He won the title in 2022 and 2024.
Sabalenka, 2023 Indian well runs, after an effective run, again. McCartney beating Kessler 7-6 (4), 6-3 in the first match, three games, three games, five games and now lost a game in the next victories.
In the opposite Friday match against Keys, the 1st, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5 of the Australian open finals in January have been open. Sabalenka was a champion who defended twice in Melbourne.
The war war of the Indian wells was no competition and ended in 51 minutes.
“This Australian open match was really heartwarming for me and it was a little time to recover,” Sabalenka said. “And if I would lose once again, I would be in my head and I didn’t want this to happen.
“I was really careful, so I was really hungry to get this victory against Madison.”
