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No. 1 seed Iga Swiatek of Poland overcame a first-set loss to defeat fourth-seeded American Jennifer Pegula 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 on Saturday to advance to the San Dieg
Emma Raducanu continued her preparations for the US Open in scintillating style after slaying her second former grand slam champion in as many days with a straight sets victory over Victoria Azarenka in Cincinnati.
Anett Kontaveit lost to world number 10 Petra Kvitova at the WTA tournament in Doha, Qatar, in three sets, 6:3, 3:6, 6:2.
In the first set, the Estonian was broken immediately, soon being 2:0 down. With another broken serve, she was soon behind 5:1 to the Czech. Two games later, things were 5:3 after it was Kontaveit s turn to break, only for Kvitova to return the favor, taking the set 6:3.
In set two, Kontaveit started of strongly, going on to break her opponent s serve twice and, in a mirror image of the opening set, get to 5:2, have her service broken, and then do same to win the set with the same scoreline as she had lost the first.