Today, the women’s final was held in Rome (Italy), where the representative of Kazakhstan Elena Rybakina and the Ukrainian Angelina Kalinina met.
In the second set, the Ukrainian player refused to fight with a score of 1:0. The first set ended with Rybakina’s 6:4 win.
The duration of the interview was 1 hour 8 minutes. During that time, Rybakina made three aces, made a double mistake and converted two breakout points out of nine.
Rybakina defeated Elena Ostapenko (Latvia), Iga Sventek (Poland), Marketa Vondrousova (Czech Republic), Anna Kalinska (Russia) and Yasmine Paolini (Italy) on the way to the final.
Rybakina is sixth and Kalinina is 47th in the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) rankings.
Polish tennis player Iga Swiatek continues to lead. It has 9625 points.
Arina Sobolenko is in second place (7881 points). He managed to close the gap thanks to a head-to-head win against Sventek in Madrid.
American Jessica Pegula is also in the top three (5300 points). He lost in the doubles final in Madrid, along with compatriot Corey Gauff.
It was previously reported that Daniil Medvedev performed a victory dance after reaching the final of the tournament in Rome..