SasnovichĮlsewhere, both Dolehide and Kenin came back to win after being pushed off the schedule on Monday night due to rain while Dolehide and Sabine Lisicki never took the court on Monday night, Kenin's Round 1 match against Aliaksandra Sasnovich was suspended with the 2020 Australian Open champion leading 6-1, 6-7(5), 3-0. and I'm really happy I could get it done today." "It never gets old, playing here every time.
She can just turn it on at any moment, so I knew once I got ahead in the third, I really had to stay with it. "She was painting every line out here," Rogers said afterwards.
Who's reaching the #CharlestonOpen second round? 👇 /uAYD67nQug Local hero sends it to a decider against Collins! She broke Collins four times in the second and third sets, and won eight of the last nine games in all. After losing six straight points in the tiebreak to drop the first set, Rogers gamely rebounded for her third straight win against Collins. The highest-profile all-American affair of the five came as day turned to evening, and saw Charleston native Shelby Rogers rally for a 6-7(2), 6-4, 6-1 win over No.13 seed Danielle Collins.Ī quarterfinalist at her home tournament in 2017, the 2 hour, 11-minute win is Rogers' first in her hometown since 2019. Local favorite Rogers downs Collins in all-American affair Kenin finishes off Sasnovich in rain-delayed opener Keys was one of seven Americans to win in the day session, along with Hailey Baptiste, Caroline Dolehide, Sofia Kenin, Caty McNally, Bernarda Pera and Shelby Rogers. I think she has a very bright future in front of her."
I knew I was going to have to play some good tennis she definitely made it tricky and made me level up a couple of times. "I definitely knew it was going to be a tough match she always plays really well here in front of a home crowd.
"I think Emma is an amazing player," she said. Navarro pulled closer from 5-1 down in the first set, but never could draw level after falling behind early.Ī crucial moment came in the sixth game of the second set Navarro had three break points to level the set at 3-3, but couldn't find the equalizer.Īfterwards, Keys was full of praise for the effort of her younger compatriot. How the match was won: Keys won the first four games of the opening set, and later held on to the lead after breaking to open the second set. Back in the groove on the Charleston clay ♨️Ģ019 #CharlestonOpen champ gets past Navarro in straight sets /d6wvBwLyho
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