Let's start with the latest defeat that came in the women's single tournament. Noskova competed with a tennis player, whose style does not suit her – Świątek won four out of five matches with her. This was also the case on Saturday in 1/16 Mutua Madrid Open when Shelf She turned out to be the top again on her favorite flour.
– five -time winner of the Great Slam Iga Świątek (2nd place Wt) continues to march after defending the title, defeating Noskova for the fifth time. After the previous two marathons [wygrana 2:1 z Alexandrą Ealą w poprzedniej rundzie oraz porażka 1:2 z Jeleną Ostapenko w Stuttgarcie – dop. red.] This time the polka went smoothly – wrote the portal “ISPORT”.
Despite the high defeat of the Czech tennis player, journalists from behind our southern border They do not assess her attitude on the court very negatively.
Nosková focused on strong strokes, she didn't play bad at all tennisbut she made too many mistakes for a rival from the absolute world leaders. In the first set she managed to recover the lost service, and after the second broken service she even had a break-pin, then at 4: 5 she led 30: 0, but Świątek always won these tips. The second set was already settled, Nosková lost the service twice and did not even manage to break the rival – described “Isport”.
However, the Czechs began with the words “Black Czech Tennis”, because on the same day two of them were suffered by two representatives in the single of men: Jirí Lehečka and Tomáš Macháč. At the same time, they were lost much more painful than Noskova's failure, because, unlike a friend, both Czech tennis players were the favorites of their meetings. Lehečka (27. ATP) played with Cameron Norrie (91.), while Macháča's rival (20th) was Jacob Fearnley. And they were both defeated in three sets.
“In the decisive set, Lehečka did not give advice to the 91th tennis player of the world and dropped out of the tournament. The 23-year-old Czech will not repeat last year nipine And it will fall from the 27th place in the global ranking, “the Czech media noted.
In turn, Macháč “easily won the first set and had three break-index at the beginning of the second, but he failed to use any of them. Fearnley began to gain an advantage, he broke the Macháča service three times and led to victory.”
Thus, the only Czech tennis player who still plays in the single men in Madrid became 19-year-old Jakub Menšík (23. ATP). In the Women's Tournament, the Czechs no longer have any representative. Marie Buzkova, Karolina Muchova and Linda Fruhvirtova fell out of Noskova.