Daria Kasatkina, Ajla Tomljanovic, Jessica Pegula, who won for Aussies in Charleston, ordered a meeting in the third round with the best seed Jessica Pegula.
CHARLESTON, SC, United States, April 2025 | Jackson Mansell
Daria Kasatkina and Ajla Tomljanovic, Tomljanovic’s victories in South Carolina, two Australians went to the final 16 in Charleston.
For Kasatkina, the world’s 211 world 6-1 in 200-1-1 victory Lauren Davis, was the first under the Australian flag that looked at the approval of his permanent residency application.
In the workplace men with ‘down’, the post-match celebrations, 27-year-old children’s camera ‘Aussies’ in ‘Aussies’ also symboled a moment that he will protect forever.
“I just couldn’t stop breaking my smile,” he said.
“It’s really a special point to win my first match as an Australian player. I’m just happy and I couldn’t believe something happens to me for a day.”
Kasatkina, 2017 Charleston champion and last year in Runner, only 63 minutes needed to send the American tab. The return game was the center for his victory; Davis claimed that the first service was 80 percent.
The World World No. 2 will then face the Australian open 2020 champion Sofia Kenin in the third round, which was later united by Tomljanovic.
Tomljanovic, for the first time since 2021, Tomljanovic has been winning 6-1 6-4 to reach the last 16 in Charleston since 2021 and winning 16-1 6-4.
In a busy competition, Tomljanovic, 87, in the American service, capitalized in the service of an early capitalization and is breaking in all three service games in the opening set.
31-year-old, intended to continue the rating, because if the rating is intended to continue the rating, the seeds in the next stage meet with Jessica Pegula.
In the WTA live rankings, Tomljanovic for the first time since August 2023, the top 80 is in the top 80.
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