On Thursday, the Luxembourg Women’s Tennis Championships 2022 kicked off. “Four” seed Agnieszka Radwiska won her match by defeating Julia Gorges 6:3, 6:3. The Polish woman already knows another opponent.
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PAP / Łukasz Gągulski / Pictured: Agnieszka Radwańska
Eight former tennis players, including Agnieszka Radwańska, have been invited to the show’s tournament in Luxembourg. The Polish woman was ranked number four.
The competition in the Ladies Tennis Masters 2022 began with the quarter-finals. On the other side of the net, Julia Gorges stood up against the Polish woman. During their career, the two encountered each other six times. The balance is good for Radwijska (4-2), but one of the defeats was very painful. The German stood in the way of her opponent during the 2012 London Olympics, when she won the first round 7:5, 6:7 (5), 6:4
This encounter was better started by Radwańska, who broke her opponent in the sixth inning and was ahead 4:2. In the end, in the first push, Pole triumphed 6:3.
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In the second game, the Krakow player used the break point in the fifth game, thanks to which she was leading 3: 2. At home, she increased her advantage, then used the ball of the first set with a Goerges pass, ending the match with a shot.
In the next round, Bulka will face Kim Clijsters. He defeated Belgian Mandy Minella 6:3, 6:1 and scored in the semi-finals. This meeting will be held on Saturday, October 22nd. The entire tournament is broadcast on Eurosport.
Radwańska won the first match in Luxembourg, receiving €10,000 (47,700 PLN). The winner of this tournament will collect 40.000. euro. The final is scheduled to take place on Sunday 23 October.
Luxembourg Women’s Tennis Championship 2022, Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
Thursday 20 October
Singles Quarter-finals:
Agnieszka Radwiska (Poland 4) – Julia Gorges (Germany) 6-3 6-3
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