Earlier, Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva defeated Cristina Bucsa, despite being jokeling – despite the fact that he did not love his wake up in the morning.
The 18-year-olds became Suzanne Lenglen court in court on 11:00 p.m. at 11:00 in Paris on Tuesday morning.
Andreeva, who played as the best 10 seeds of the first Grand Slam, healed a double break cut in the first set to win 6-4 6-3.
“Honestly it was very difficult,” Andreeva said.
“I’m not really happy because I don’t like to wake up early.”
Male World No. 11 Daniil Medvedev appealed from the early beginnings and joked and “boycott” can make morning games “boycott”.
However, in an epic of five groups, England lost his morning match against Cameron Norre and did not go to Andreeva.
Andreeva added: “I had to wake up in 6.40, then there were 35 minutes to collect my bags and do everything.
“After that 25 minutes for breakfast, I came here for 30 minutes and then I spent 11 minutes in the locker room and then went to warm up and went to court.
“It is very well planned.”
Andreeva, who reached the semolin finals in Roland Garros last year, will face the Netherlands Suzan Lamens.
