Original title: 2021 French Open: Wang Qiang and Zheng Saisai were defeated by their opponents and stopped in the second round. Batty retired due to injury
China News Agency, Paris, June 3 (Reporter Li Yang) The 2021 French Open entered the fifth main match day on the 3rd local time. Chinese players Wang Qiang and Zheng Saisai lost to their opponents in the women’s singles competition and stopped for the first place. Second round; Women’s singles top seed, Australian star Batty retired due to injury that day.
Wang Qiang’s opponent on the 3rd is the No. 24 seed, American teenager Goff. At the end of last month, the 17-year-old Goff just defeated Wang Qiang 6:1, 6:3 in the WTA Parma final. Now the two are facing each other in the French Open.
Wang Qiang started the first set of the game against Gao Fu that day, and Gao Fu quickly took the initiative and led by 3:0. Then Wang Qian tried to counterattack, but still couldn’t prevent Gao Fu from entering the serve win game. In the end, Wang Qian lost the first set with 3:6. In the second set, Wang Qian’s state recovered, but he did not achieve the victory and pursued, and was dragged into a tug-of-war by his opponent. After the two men served each other, Wang Qian lost in the final tie-break and lost with a total score of 0:2. Gao Fu missed the promotion.
Zheng Saisai played against Ukrainian teenager Kostyuk on the same day. Although Zheng Saisai’s world ranking is currently higher than Kostiuk, Kostiuk defeated No. 12 seed Muguruza of Spain with a score of 6:1, 6:4 in the first round, showing its strong momentum.
In the first set of the match between Zheng Saisai and Kostiuk, Kostiuk quickly controlled the situation. Although Zheng Saisai tried to counterattack, Kostiuk still won 6-3. The situation remained unchanged in the second set, and Kostiuk won 6-4 again. Zheng Saisai lost to Kostiuk with a total score of 0:2. With the defeat of Wang Qiang and Zheng Saisai, the women’s singles China Jinhua all out.
Women’s singles top seed and Australian star Batty clashed with Polish player Linette on the 3rd. Batty lost 1:6 in the first set, and the two scored 2:2 in the second set. Batty retired due to injury.
In the men’s singles competition that ended that day, the top seed of men’s singles, Serbian star Djokovic beat Uruguay’s Cuevas 6:3, 6:2, 6:4 to advance to the top 32. Swiss star Federer defeated Croatian player Cilic 6:2, 2:6, 7:6, 6:2 to advance. (Finish)
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