On March 25, Beijing time, the WTA Crown Race Miami Station broke out of the super big cold door! World fifth and top seed Sabalenka lost two consecutive sets 4-6 to Romania's Begu and missed the third round. The women's singles field has been out of the cold, and earlier the No. 3 seed Kontaveit, the No. 8 seed Kapu, the No. 11 seed Raducanu, the No. 13 seed Kerber, and the No. 18 seed Fernandez have been out.
The Miami Crown has an incredible day. In the three matches on Centre Court on this matchday, all the seeded players were out. The original 13th seed, Kerber, faced Japan's Naomi Osaka and lost 2-6 3-6, playing only 60 minutes of the match. If this loss is excusable, after all, Osaka Naomi is the world's first in the past, then the next major unpopularities are unexpected.
In the second women's singles match on Centre Court, the 11th seeded Chinese teenager Radul kanu, after a tenacious battle of 2 hours and 55 minutes, finally lost 6-3 4-6 5-7 to the Czech Republic's Syniakova. The biggest upset came from the night game, when the tournament's top seed Sabalenka faced Begu, who was only 70th in the world ranking, and finally lost 4-6 4-6. In this game, Sabalenka lost quite a pity, and all 6 break points were squandered. The opponent completed the key two sets of breaks with 4 break points, and finally won 2-0.
In addition, the 2 women's singles matches in the big stands were all unpopular. First, the 18th seed Fernandez lost 4-6 6-7 to Czech Mukhova. Subsequently, The No. 3 seed Kontawirt lost 0-6 6-3 4-6 to homegrown Ang Lee. In addition, in the match played on the No. 1 stadium, the 8th seed Ka Pliskova lost 3-6 3-6 to qualifier Kalinskaya, and was also upset.
It can be said that the Miami Crown has ushered in a very crazy match day. 3 TOP10 players, 3 TOP20 players, all declared out. After Barty retired, the situation of the women's tennis world has once again become the main theme, I don't know who will eventually become the new ball queen?