On April 29, the third round of the WTA1000 Madrid tournament was all over, and the round of 16 was all released. World No. 80,000 Dzhusova lost 0-2 to Andreeva and missed the promotion. Also out of the game are Kruger and Pavlyuchenkova. The U.S. team had three players advance to the round of 16 and were the best performers.
- 3 famous players are out of the game
Vondrousova is ranked No. 8 in the world and is the 2023 Wimbledon women's singles champion. In the third round, Vondrousova's opponent was Russian teenager Andreeva. Andreeva is ranked 43rd in the world, and there is a certain gap between her strength and Vondrousova, and she was unanimously optimistic about Vondrousova's victory before the game.
The first set was full of twists and turns, and Vondrousova was slow to get into the form, breaking in the first and third games in succession, opening the game 0-3. Vondrousova broke back in two consecutive games in the 6th and 8th games to tie the score at 4-4. However, at the end of the set, Vondrousova dropped again, and the 11th was broken again, and finally lost the first set 5-7. In the second set, Vondrousova was in no shape, only won one game, lost 1-6 quickly, and finally went out 0-2 and missed the round of 16.
Kruger is a rising American star this year, and in the third round of the match he faced qualifier Belek, and the two met once, winning the game. However, to great surprise, Krueger was out of shape throughout the game, losing 3-6, 1-6 quickly, and missing the round of 16.
Garcia's opponent in the third round is Paulini, and Garcia, who once came to the third place in the world, is a powerful player, and his strength is comparable to that of a male player. In this game, she did not take advantage of the departure and attack, and was swept by her opponent 3-6, 2-6 and missed the round of 16.
In other matches, world No. 2 Sabalenka once again suffered a tough battle, narrowly beating wildcard Montgomery 2-1 to advance hard. World No. 4 Rybakina won with relative ease, sweeping away Sheriff 2-0 to advance strongly. Also advancing were Kasatkina, Corinth and Putintseva.
The 1/8 finals are as follows: Swiatek vs. Soreves, Maya vs. Sakkari, Gauff vs. Case, Ostapenko vs. Jabbar, Putintseva vs. Kasatkina, Belek vs. Rybakina, Andreeva vs. Paulini, Corinth vs. Sabalenka.
The match between Collins and Sabalenka is the most interesting, Collins has reached the peak of his career recently, Sabalenka has been in a slump recently, and whether Collins can beat the world No. 2 will be the biggest attraction.