Daria Saville and Maya Joint found food in Mexico, and Jason Kubler collected titles in Tasmania.
February 24, 2025 Australia Melbourne | Dan imhoff
DARIA SAVILLE and Maya Joint started a campaign in Mexico Merida, and booked a single anchor at the main draw of the WTA 500 event.
Saville, a 30 -year -old Saville, sealed her place after winning the qualifiers with Varvara Lepchenko. After this season’s Singapore, we started the first round match against Seed Marthacos Teak at the second WTA main draw other than Australia.
Joint, who won third place in the qualifiers, gave himself. Opportunity to win the main draw and crack the top 100 people this week. 18 -year -old he booked a first round of conflict with Solana Sierra Eulna Julia Grabher.
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The best performers in this week are:
Jason Kubler: Perivace finally paid a dividend against 31 -year -old Kubler after getting his first title after returning to Hiatus for 10 months in injury at Burnie’s M25 ITF event. Kubler won the title of Korean Omar Jasika.nd Singles are crowned at all levels.
Omar Zaka: The 27 -year -old boy reached the M25 ITF event final in Burnie, shorter with a straight set with a Kubler. The best seeds were aiming for their first title since claiming four consecutive ITF events last season. After the Australian opened 10-3, he set his record.
Destanee Aiava: The 24 -year -old boy reached the W75 event final in Prague and fell narrowly to Kutson, Czech Republic. AIAVA’s run included victory with the best seed Gao Xinyu and bid for the first ITF title since November Brisbane.
Alex de Minaur: The second seeded 25 -year -old boy arrived in the quarter -finals in Doha and eventually won the champion Andrey Rublev. After the Australian Open and Rotterdam Finals, De Minaur was the third consecutive quarter -finals.
Priscilla Hon: The soul without a seed destroyed the fifth seed Lucrezia Stefanini to the W75 Prague semi -final before surrendering to Korean AIAVA. After falling to a good friend Kim Burre in Australia’s open qualifiers, Horn scored 10 of the last 12 games, including the title run in Brisbane. She also reached Prague’s doubles with Ribeca Masarova, Switzerland.
JaimeE Fourlis: The 25 -year -old athlete won the Burnie W35 semi -finals of the sixth seed Koreans, Lizette Cabrera. It was her first single semi -final after the W35 event in Tauranga, New Zealand in December. FourLis also reached the double -finals with the Alana Parnaby country.
Matthew Hulme: The 26-year-old Kiwi James Watt took the fourth seed hsu Yu Hsiou and Huang tsung-ha to claim the Bernie M25 ITF event. Unsid duo did not drop the set on the way to the first title. Victory was atonement for sliding 3 points in the Brisbane 2 challenger earlier this month.
Matthew Romios: The 25 -year -old boy won the Fune Challenger in India. Together with his compatriots, Blake Bayldon, Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Vijay-Sundar Prashanth were beaten. Romios bid for the second challenging title of the year after Brisbane earlier this month.
Blake Bayldon: It was a prosperous opening ceremony for two months of Bayldon. The 26 -year -old boy filmed his third Challenger Doubles title this season since Noumea and Brisbane 2, but he was in the PUNE final with Romios.
Elena Micic: The 20 -year -old Kiwi Monique Barry collected the first double title at Bernie’s W35 event. After Brisbane, it was the second double -style trophy of MIC in the season and improved the record with nine wins in 10 double games.
Gabriela da silva fick: DA Silva Fick has reached the first twice the final with Korean Belle Thompson at the Burnie W35 event since Roehampton in August. She aimed to be the first twice the title since Porto in July, but the pair fell to Barry/Mi -chi in the final.
Bel Thompson: The 25 -year -old boy doubled the virgin ITF after her and DA Silva Fick finished the runner in the Burnie W35 Final. It was Thompson’s first double finals since Wellington in December 2023.
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