US EditionProzorova knocks out top seed Maria in WTA 125 Philippine Open
Tatiana Prozorova converted six break points to defeat top seed Tatjana Maria 7-6(2), 6-4 and advance to the quarterfinals at the inaugural WTA 125 Philippine Open.
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Prozorova knocks out top seed Maria in WTA 125 Philippine Open
MANILA, Philippines—The WTA 125 Philippine Open witnessed a major upset at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex on Wednesday. Germany’s Tatjana Maria, the top seed of the inaugural WTA event in Manila, bowed to Russia’s Tatiana Prozorova, 7-6(2), 6-4, in the Round of 16. “It’s a tough fight as you saw in the score,” Prozorova said. “I showed a very good game and footwork. Maria did great, too. It’s really tough but I did it.” Prozorova proved to be…
First WTA action reminds Tenny Madis of what it takes to be elite
MANILA, Philippines – For half a set, Tennielle “Tenny” Madis flashed why she is the No. 2 Filipina player in her round of 32 clash with Thailand’s Mananchaya Sawangkaew in the Philippine Women’s Open. The tide turned in the second set, though, as Madis absorbed a 6–4, 6–0 loss to exit the country’s first-ever WTA 125 event. The result stung, but Madis said the experience is still a step forward in her growth. “There was a lot of learning. I rea…
Prozorova stuns top-seed Maria to reach Philippine Women’s Open quarterfinals
On a day when the seeded players mostly cruised through their matches, Russian standout Tatiana Prozorova stole the spotlight by defeating top-seed German Tatjana Maria, 7-6(2), 6-4, in an early Day 3 clash on Wednesday at the Felicisimo Ampon Tennis Center, Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Malate, Manila. The day’s action began before noon in downtown Manila, with Colombia’s Camila Osorio defeating Japan’s Mai Hontama to open play on Center Cou…
Camila Osorio's journey through Asia continues and with this, it is now the turn for the Cucuteña; it is the turn to jump back to the track, who at this hour is competing the second round of the WTA 125 in Manila, capital of the Philippines, with the Japanese Mai Hontama, 244° of the WTA ranking, as rival. It should be remembered that Osorio comes from winning the Japanese too, Sakura Hosogi, in straight sets. This is the second match between bo…
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