RG Qualifying 5/20 - 5/24 2024

[ti-amie]

Thu, 23 May, 2024 (Day 4)

Court Suzanne Lenglen
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
H. Medjedovic (15) Vs G. Blancaneaux
Followed By
Q3
R. Montgomery Vs L. Jeanjean
Followed By
Q3
G. Barrere (10) Vs D. Kudla

Court 6
Starts at 9:05 AM

Q3
F. Bagnis (13) Vs S. Mochizuki
Followed By
Q3
Z. Sonmez Vs J. Fett (21)

Court 7
Starts at 9:05 AM

Q3
I. Burillo Escorihuela Vs J. Teichmann
Followed By
Q3
G. Heide Vs (28) M. Gigante
Followed By
Q3
L. Ciric-Bagaric Vs S. Saito

Court 12
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
J. Niemeier (5) Vs D. Galfi (32)
Followed By
Q3
O. Virtanen Vs (31) G. Zeppieri
Followed By
Q3
O. Danilovic (11) Vs A. Sharma (22)

Court 13
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
J. Riera (2) Vs A. Eala
Followed By
Q3
A. Moro Canas Vs Player Flag M. Bellucci

Court 14
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
V. Vacherot (14) Vs B. Harris
Followed By
Q3
M. Uchijima (9) Vs R. Serban
Followed By
Q3
G. Diallo Vs A. Ritschard

[JTContinental]

Nice Round 2 win for Robin Montgomery over Brenda Fruhvirtova

Alycia Parks ended a 17-match losing streak by winning her R1 qualifying.

Sadly started a new one today though

[ponchi101]

It's kind of funny that Schwartman's final match at Roland Garros ended in a loss to Halys.

Schwartman has modest talent but was one of the great overachievers in tennis history.

Halys is a very talented ball striker who has done nothing even remotely consequential in his career.

Completely. After Ferrer's retirement, he inherited the mantle of toughest man on tour. To me, at least.
He will be a very good coach, one of these days.

[Owendonovan]

Thiem's out. Hope he saved enough money when he was able to make it......

[ashkor87]

Nice Round 2 win for Robin Montgomery over Brenda Fruhvirtova

Alycia Parks ended a 17-match losing streak by winning her R1 qualifying.

she needs a coach

[ti-amie]

Fri, 24 May, 2024 (Day 5)

Court Suzanne Lenglen
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
F. Misolic Vs Q. Halys
Followed By
Q3
S. Errani (1) Vs E. Ruse
Followed By
Q3
Z. Bergs (8) Vs (WC) M. Bourgue

Court 6
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
R. Burruchaga Vs J. Kovalik
Followed By
Q3
A. Zakharova Vs E. Lys

Court 7
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
J. Wolf (2) Vs J. De Jong
Followed By
Q3
H. Baptiste (6) Vs T. Zidansek (25)
Followed By
Q3
T. Monteiro (6) Vs D. Rincon

Court 12
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
J. Avdeeva Vs O. Gadecki
Followed By
Q3
F. Maestrelli Vs (25) M. Kukushkin
Followed By
Q3
C. Dinu Vs L. Pigossi (20)

Court 13
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
R. Sramkova (16) Vs P. Udvardy (27)
Followed By
Q3
A. Vavassori Vs H. Squire

Court 14
Starts at 9:00 AM

Q3
K. Volynets (8) Vs O. Selekhmeteva
Followed By
Q3
J. Faria Vs (23) F. Meligeni Alves
Followed By
Q3
M. Stakusic Vs Y. Starodubtseva (29)

[jazzyg]

Zidansek beat Baptiste in three sets to make the main draw, avenging a loss last month.

After her run to the semifinals a few years ago, I'm very surprised Zidansek has not made more of her career. I'm not talking about her being elite--she's only 5-5--but she showed a huge forehand that entire tournament and I certainly thought she could be a top 30 player. Now she has to qualify at slams.

[ponchi101]

The parity in the WTA.
You lose three, four matches, and your ranking drops below the cutting point for most tournaments. Then, you qualify, and you draw a top seed. So you end up stuck out there playing 125's and not making enough points.
The separation between #50 and #100 is less than 400 points. That is just about three SF showings, during a year.
On the opposite side of the spectrum: Nadia Podoroska is back into the top 60. After dropping all the way below 150. It fluctuates a lot.