Sorana Cîrstea - Julia Grabher 6-3, 6-0, at the US Open. Unemotional Qualification for Romanian in Tour Two
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Sister Cîrstea won an important victory at the US Open.
Românca began with a categorical victory the last US Open of his career.
Sister Cîrstea, Romania's great hope at the US Open 2026, the last Grand Slam of tennis of the year, qualified without emotion in tour II of the tournament with total prizes worth 108 million dollars.
Sister Cîrstea (36 years old, 17 WTA) defeated Julia Grabher (30 years old, 112 WTA), score 6-3, 6-0, in the first tour at the US Open.
Sorna Cîrstea (36 years old, 17 WTA) debuted brilliantly at the US Open 2026, clearly winning in the first round, score 6-3, 6-0, in front of Austrian Julia Grabher (30 years old, 112 WTA). The Romanian player evolved excellent at the last Grand Slam career tournament, imposing herself after an hour and 26 minutes of play. In tour 2, Sorna will hit Diane Parry (24 years old, 31 WTA). ...
Românca began with a categorical victory the last US Open of his career. World 17th place and number 16 leader defeated Austrian Julia Grabher, 112 WTA, with 6-3, 6-0, and qualified for the second round of the tournament in New York.
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