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Eugenie Bouchard, in September 2022

(Guadalajara) Montreal’s Eugenie Bouchard opened the Guadalajara Open with a 7-5, 6-3 loss to American Kayla Day on Tuesday.

Ranked 430e in the world, the 28-year-old Canadian edged Day 4-2 in breaks, 194e.

Wimbledon finalist in 2014, Bouchard will face Jelena Ostapenko, 12, on Wednesday.e first in the series.

The 25-year-old Latvian was the queen of Roland-Garros in 2017.

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A little later, Ontario’s Bianca Andreescu came from behind to take the measure of Czech Petra Kvitova, 16e seeded, 3-6, 6-2, 6-0.

Andreescu, 59e world racket, prevailed after two hours and 11 minutes of play against the 21e world player. The Canadian did better in terms of double faults, making five while her opponent suffered eight.

In the round of 16, Andreescu will cross swords with the winner of the duel between the American Jessica Pegula, third seed, and the Kazakh Elena Rybakina.

At the end of the evening, British Columbian Rebecca Marino will play against Frenchwoman Caroline Garcia, sixth seed.

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Kyrgios wins ‘Battle of the Sexes’ against Sabalenka

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(Paris) Nick Kyrgios won the exhibition match presented as a new episode of the “Battle of the Sexes” against Aryna Sabalenka on Sunday in Dubai.

The rules had been modified to balance the debates, the Australian playing on a field 9% larger than the Belarusian, which immediately made any interpretation of the result difficult. Furthermore, the two opponents only had one serving ball.

Kyrgios, former Wimbledon finalist (2022) fell beyond 650e world number one, who is preparing to make yet another return to the circuit at the age of 30, won 6-3, 6-3, against the world No.1 without running much or hitting the ball very hard, without us knowing if it was because the field opposite was smaller or for other reasons.

The title of the event referred to another “Battle of the Sexes”, which in 1973 pitted former American champion Bobby Riggs, then aged 55, against the two best players of the time, Margaret Court Smith and then Billie Jean King.

At that time, it was about women asserting their worth while their professional circuit was being organized and King’s victory over Riggs, who had initially dominated Court Smith, had a certain impact.

Nothing like this this time, because women’s tennis is firmly established, as shown, among other things, by the equality of winnings in major tournaments.

This return still attracted 17,000 spectators to Dubai, including celebrities like Brazilian footballer Ronaldo, who did not attend a major tennis match.

The Australian seemed to control the situation and allowed himself some fantasies like a spoon serve (winning), a weapon he had already used in serious matches.

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Sabalenka said she wants a rematch against Kyrgios

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The first racket of the world, Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka, said that she would like to have a rematch against Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios.

On Sunday, Sabalenka lost to Kyrgios with a score of 3:6, 3:6 in an exhibition match in Dubai (UAE). According to the regulations, athletes could only serve with the first ball – if a mistake was made, the opponent received a point. In addition, the size of the side of the court where Sabalenka played was 9% smaller than the standard.

“I feel great, I fought really well.” Nick struggled, and I’m glad the man had a hard time in the match against me. I liked the show. I think next time I will already know his tactics, strengths and weaknesses. I want revenge, I would play again.

Of course, playing against a man is a completely different tennis, everything happens faster. I hope that I will recover in a couple of days. I understand that I’m ready for the season,” Sabalenka said after the game.

Kyrgios admitted that Sabalenka at times played at the level of a good tennis player.

— Honestly, it was very difficult. Sabalenka is a very serious opponent. I didn’t know what to expect, but it turned out to be quite a battle. It was a great opportunity for me. I had to work hard, because Arina performed great shots. I’d love to play with her again.

I was a little nervous because I was in a difficult position. Arina almost made a break, and I had to answer. Due to the injury, I couldn’t really play with my right hand,” Kyrgios noted.

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Battle of the sexes. Kyrgios beat world number one Sabalenka in straight sets

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Australian tennis player and entertainer Nick Kyrgios (ATR 671) won Battle of the Sexes in women’s singles against world number one Arina Sabalenko.

The exhibition match, which took place in Dubai (UAE) on December 28, ended with Kyrgios winning in two sets in 1 hour and 15 minutes.

Battle of the sexes. Dubai (UAE), 28 December

Arina Sabalenko Nick Kyrgios – 3:6, 3:6

In the second match, Sabalenka won 3:1, but Nick made a comeback and won the match in two sets.

Each had only one serve without a second ball.

It is also worth noting that the share of the field on which Sabalenka plays has decreased by 9%. Despite this, Arina still could not keep up with the blows of Kyrgios, who was already playing at half strength.

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