Rolstoeltennisster Aniek van Koot, has no success in his second Australian Open title in singles matches to win. The Dutch lost, in Melbourne
Rolstoeltennisster Aniek van Koot, has no success in his second Australian Open title in singles matches to win. The Dutch lost the Japanese Yui Kamiji in Melbourne, Australia.
Second seed Kamiji pulled it off in two sets, with the biggest at the end: 6-2, 6-2. The final was originally scheduled, but it was postponed due to rain.
In the final match, the doubles match had to be that of Of Koot on Friday, although it is more recognized in Kamiji. For the Japanese and the British Jordanne Whiley, they were 6-2, 6-4 too strong for Pastern, and That’s Great, who was first.
In 2013, Van Koot won her first singles title at the Australian Open. Three years later, he was again in the final showdown in Miami, but it was, like, this year, lost. In the last two editions, they were in the semi-finals to the final destination.
Last year, he won Van Koot for the first time in the title, nothing was difficult. In addition, the back of the title at the US Open this year (2013) to her name. At Roland Garros, she reached the final, but they won the gravel tournament ever.
See also Thiem Knokt’s return in the second set of the Australian Open final, and Aries winning the title in the doubles match.
For the men, Joe Well and Rajeev Ram won the regular doubles title. The British and Americans were 6-4, 6-2 too strong for the Australians, Max Purcell and Luke Saville, who is a wild card, joined them.
It was also his first Grand Slam singles title, and that too on the screen. Well, and Jamie Murray are the only Brits in the open era (since 1968), a double Australian Open title, click here to see them.
“It feels surreal and I’m so happy,” one of Salisbury’s exciting faces told the BBC. “Deep down, we knew we were going to win this tournament, but it’s great that we actually did it.”
Date of update: February 2, 2020, 11:00 AM
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: newstars.edu.vn