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US Open qualification: Niemeier and peaceful in rapid pace in round two

US Open qualification: Niemeier and peaceful in rapid pace in round two

US Open qualification: Niemeier and peaceful in rapid pace in round two

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Jule Niemeier and Anna-Lena Friedam have easily moved into the second round of the qualification tournament at the US Open 2021.

From tennisnet.Com zu last: 25.08.2021, 8:43 am

Niemeier showed no mercy in the 6-2 and 6: 2 against the Italian Gatto-Monticone, peaceful against Alexandra Kiick in 6: 3 and 6: 0 even a game less.Anna-Lena Friedsam started the qualification tournament as number 16, Niemeier as number 30.Small drops of melancholy: If the two Germans also win their second-round matches, the qualification final would be a direct meeting.

US Open Qualifikation: Niemeier und Friedsam im Eiltempo in Runde zwei

Before that, Jule Niemeier, who is currently being looked after by ex-Görges coachmichael Geserer, has to be against the Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu.Buzarnescu beat the Polish Katerzyna Kawa 6: 3 and 7: 5.Friedensam plays against the American Kamie Loeb, who was able to conquer Ankita Raina from India in three sets.

Maria, Gerlach and Barthel are already out

On the other hand, three other German women started in qualification: First Tatjana Maria failed 6: 3, 3: 6, 4: 6 at the Swiss Susan Bangecchi, after which Katharina Gerlach also had to 6: 2, 5: 7, 4:6 Give your game against Federica di Sarra.

At the end of the first day of qualification, Mona Barthel also lost to Japanese Mai Hontama 6: 7 (0), 7: 5, 6: 2.For failure in the first round of the preliminary round for the fourth and last major tournament of the year there is 20.$,000 at least a reasonably conciliatory compensation for pain and suffering.

Here is the qualifying draw among women

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