Australian Open recap: Australia’s Alex de Minaur and the impossibility of expectation

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Welcome to the Australian Open briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories on each day of the tournament.

On Day 10, a home hope got frank about the challenge of men’s tennis, a world No. 1 rose and a fine run came to an end.

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How does Alex de Minaur see his tennis future?

Alex de Minaur has made the quarterfinals of six of his last eight slams, and lost all six. He is entering what might be called the Andrey Rublev zone, the Russian who made 10 and lost 10 between 2017 and 2024. And as a home hope who has done everything to maximize his talents but keeps running into one of the few players who is just that bit better than him, de Minaur’s fate at the Australian Open feels reminiscent of Tim Henman’s agonizing near-misses at Wimbledon, where he was a four-time semifinalist around the turn of the century.

De Minaur, the world No. 6, admitted to feeling “deflated” in a news conference after losing 7-5, 6-2, 6-1 to world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz in Tuesday night’s latest quarterfinal defeat. A year on from winning six games in losing to Jannik Sinner at the same stage; three years on from winning five games in doing so in the last eight against Novak Djokovic, who was en route to a 10th title.

As he left the Rod Laver Arena, where he is a hero to a fanbase desperately wanting a first male champion since Mark Edmondson 50 years ago, a devastated de Minaur tapped his heart and waved to a set of fans he wished he could have delivered for. But then he also knew he couldn’t have done any more.

At the ATP Tour Finals, where de Minaur reached the semifinals before losing to Sinner, he said he believed that he and his peers were “going to be knocking on the door” in 2026. After a sixth loss in six meetings against Alcaraz on Tuesday, de Minaur was asked whether he still believed he could close the chasm that exists between him and the top two.

“I mean, you get back up, right?” he said. “I can decide to look at it two different ways, right? I can look at the fact that, I’m losing to — at the Australian Open, I’ve lost to Rafa (Nadal), Novak, Jannik twice, now Carlos. I’m not losing too many matches to players I possibly shouldn’t lose to, right?”

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De Minaur has never lost to a player ranked lower than him at the Australian Open, and of his six major quarterfinal defeats, he was the higher ranked player for only two, one of which he was injured for and barely took the court, against Jack Draper at the 2024 U.S. Open.

“Yeah, you just got to keep on moving,” he continued. “It’s the only way. I mean, as tough as it is when you get results like this, you get back up, you get back on the horse, and that’s it.”

Sinner, Alcaraz, and a feeling of hopeless resignation are the new Big Three for the rest of the field to grapple with.

— Charlie Eccleshare

Why is Aryna Sabalenka more dangerous against stronger opponents?

After a patchy first few rounds, world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka has well and truly arrived at the Australian Open. On Sunday she took out 19-year-old rising star Victoria Mboko 6-1, 7-6(1), before destroying another rising talent, 18-year-old Iva Jović, 6-3, 6-0 Tuesday to reach the semifinals. Sabalenka only missed two first serves in the second set, and said in her news conference that there were “definitely not many matches” she had played so well in.

What’s brought about the change? Why does Sabalenka look so much more serious in the tournament’s second week?

This is fairly typical of Sabalenka. She often needs a higher quality of opponent to really lock in and focus. How well she’s played against Mboko and Jović illustrates her respect for them, and may have been in part down to a desire to send out a reminder that the next generation’s time has not yet come.

She even has a slightly higher win-rate (10-4) against top-10 opponents at Grand Slams than she does against those ranked between No. 11 and No. 32 (27-11).

“I can see that she’s young, she’s hungry, and I could tell during the match that no matter what’s the score, she’s still going to be there trying and trying to figure her way,” Sabalenka, who was clearly impressed by Jović, said in a post-match news conference.

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“I knew that I had to step in and show the level and the class. I think it really helped me just go for my shots and help me to trust my game. Yeah, that was definitely an amazing performance in the second set.”

Her high-class semifinal opponent, the No. 12 seed Elina Svitolina who raced past Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-2 in their quarterfinal, could face a similar dynamic.

— Charlie Eccleshare

How did Learner Tien build his Australian Open run?

The 20-year-old American may have exited to a mostly remorseless serving performance from No. 3 seed Alexander Zverev, but this Australian Open undoubtedly made even more people in tennis take notice of his talent.

Tien was already highly rated to start the year, thanks to his rise inside the top 30 in 2025, but he has now done what he has been doing for around 12 months on the ATP Tour on one of the biggest stages in the sport.

Since working with French Open winner Michael Chang, he has evolved his game past the reliance on geometry and angles that gave so many players fits in 2025. Tien has sneaky power, and can crack a forehand winner when he wants to do so, but it is his sneaky aggressiveness — which is more reliant on changing direction and angles — that gets him into the meat of matches against higher-seeded players.

He exploits leaks in positioning and adjusts to where opponents have their bodyweight with consummate ease, and can disguise his forehand swing for long enough that it is sometimes impossible to know whether he is going to open up inside-out or hook inside-in. Despite 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-1, 7-6(3) loss to No. 3 seed Alexander Zverev, Tien sent forehands by the German when he was ready to spring from the middle of the court time and again.

“Match by match, day by day, I just felt a little bit more comfortable. I felt like I was seeing the ball a little bit better. By the end of the tournament, I was playing very well. So I’m very happy about that,” Tien said in his news conference.

On this evidence, he will have many more majors like that.

— James Hansen

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Shot of the day

Aryna Sabalenka brought the finesse against Iva Jović earlier today to go with the power:

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💥 Why Coco Gauff criticized the Australian Open for having too many cameras after a racket smash.

🛠️ Carlos Alcaraz is the most gifted player in the world. But his path to tennis greatness is one of endless tinkering.

🌙 As Ben Shelton moves into another Australian Open quarterfinal, he’s figuring out how to bring his best tennis at night.

🌱 Tennis upsets are fun, but they sometimes make tournaments unsatisfactory. In Melbourne, it’s been all chalk for the top seeds.

Up next: Quarterfinals

🎾 Women’s singles: Elena Rybakina (5) vs. I. Świątek (2)

7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN Unlimited

One of the most gripping rivalries in women’s tennis resumes, which has amassed much more data than most. Świątek leads the head to head 6-5, and much will depend on her first-serve percentage, which has been slipping in recent matches. But the way she has gotten over that — by patiently constructing points even in the face of offense — suggests she can use the same formula against Rybakina, even though the increase in ball speed and easy power coming her way will be substantial.

🎾 Women’s singles: Jessica Pegula (6) vs. Amanda Anisimova (4)

Not before 9 p.m. ET on ESPN Unlimited

Another all-American clash for Pegula, who has developed her use of court geometry and net play to go with the relentless, probing depth that has taken her to five consecutive tournament semifinals. Her ability to pen players back behind the baseline will be key to a match against Anisimova, who can hit a winner from just about anywhere on the court when she is on form.

🎾 Men’s singles: Lorenzo Musetti (5) vs. Novak Djokovic (4)

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In his news conference after beating Taylor Fritz to set up this match, Lorenzo Musetti said he would have to be “cynical” and “cold” to beat Novak Djokovic, after losing to him in the Hellenic Championships final late last year despite serving for the match in the third set. Musetti’s changes of pace and spin — especially his ability to suddenly accelerate the ball in a neutral situation — can test Djokovic. But Djokovic has played one match fewer than his opponent after a walkover in the fourth round, and this kind of fortune is the assist he might need to mount a serious campaign for Grand Slam No. 25.

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🎾 Men’s singles: Ben Shelton (8) vs. Jannik Sinner (2)

3 a.m. ET on ESPN Unlimited

Ben Shelton, like a lot of players on the ATP Tour, keeps running into Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz at Grand Slams and keeps losing to them. He won one set in three tries against the duo last year (against Alcaraz at the French Open) but held a set point or two on several other occasions before not quite getting over the line. Shelton will need his potent serve to stay at its true velocity in tight moments, unlike in previous meetings with Sinner or Alcaraz when tiebreaks have brought on a dip that they have exploited.

Australian Open men’s draw 2026

First Round

Second Round

Third Round

Fourth Round

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

🇪🇸

1

C. Alcaraz

6 7 6

🇦🇺

A. Walton

3 62 2

🇩🇪

Y. Hanfmann

7 4 6 7

🇺🇸

Z. Svajda (Q)

5 6 4 63

🇺🇸

M. Zheng (Q)

6 6 6 4 6

🇺🇸

S. Korda

4 4 7 6 3

🇦🇺

T. Schoolkate

4 61 3

🇫🇷

32

C. Moutet

6 7 6

🇺🇸

19

T. Paul

6 6 6

🇺🇸

A. Kovacevic

4 3 3

🇦🇷

T. Tirante

7 6 6

🇦🇺

A. Vukic

5 2 2

🇳🇴

N. Budkov Kjær (Q)

4 3 4

🇺🇸

R. Opelka

6 6 6

🇦🇹

F. Misolic

2 3 3

🇪🇸

14

A. Davidovich Fokina

6 6 6

🇰🇿

10

A. Bublik

6 6 6

🇺🇸

J. Brooksby

4 4 4

🇦🇷

C. Ugo Carabelli

65 1 2

🇭🇺

M. Fucsovics

7 6 6

🇷🇸

M. Kecmanović

2 6 6 3 4

🇦🇷

T. Etcheverry

6 3 4 6 6

🇬🇧

A. Fery (Q)

7 6 6

🇮🇹

20

F. Cobolli

61 4 1

🇺🇸

29

F. Tiafoe

7 6 6

🇦🇺

J. Kubler (Q)

64 3 2

🇺🇸

P. Kypson (WC)

2 3 6 3

🇦🇷

F. Comesaña

6 6 3 6

🇦🇷

M. Navone

2 7 4 2

🇷🇸

H. Medjedovic

6 63 6 6

🇮🇹

M. McDonald (LL)

2 2 3

🇦🇺

6

A. de Minaur

6 6 6

🇩🇪

3

A. Zverev

61 6 6 6

🇨🇦

G. Diallo

7 1 4 2

🇦🇺

A. Popyrin

6 3 6 65 64

🇫🇷

A. Muller

2 6 3 7 7

🇺🇸

E. Nava

6 7 65 4 7

🇫🇷

K. Jacquet (WC)

2 5 7 6 66

🇫🇷

B. Bonzi

0 7 6 3 4

🇬🇧

26

C. Norrie

6 62 4 6 6

🇦🇷

18

F. Cerúndolo

6 7 6

🇨🇳

Z. Zhang

3 6 3

🇨🇦

L. Draxl (Q)

5 0 4

🇧🇦

D. Džumhur

7 6 6

🇧🇪

A. Blockx (LL)

3 6 3 4

🇵🇹

J. Faria (Q)

6 3 6 6

🇮🇹

M. Arnaldi

4 2 3

🇷🇺

13

A. Rublev

6 6 6

🇷🇺

11

D. Medvedev

7 6 7

🇳🇱

J. de Jong

5 2 62

🇫🇷

Q. Halys

6 6 7

🇨🇱

A. Tabilo

2 2 62

🇵🇱

K. Majchrzak

7 7 3 7

🇬🇧

J. Fearnley

62 5 6 63

🇭🇺

F. Marozsán

6 6 62 6

🇫🇷

24

A. Rinderknech

3 4 7 4

🇺🇸

25

L. Tien

7 4 3 7 6

🇺🇸

M. Giron

62 6 6 63 2

🇸🇪

E. Ymer (Q)

6 5 4 1

🇰🇿

A. Shevchenko

3 7 6 6

🇦🇷

J. Cerúndolo

7 5 1 1

🇦🇺

J. Thompson (WC)

63 7 6 6

🇵🇹

N. Borges

6 4 4 0

🇨🇦

7

F. Auger-Aliassime (RET)

3 6 6 0

🇮🇹

5

L. Musetti

4 7 7 3

🇧🇪

R. Collignon (RET)

6 63 5 2

🇮🇹

L. Sonego

6 6 6

🇪🇸

C. Taberner

4 0 3

🇧🇬

G. Dimitrov

4 4 3

🇨🇿

T. Macháč

6 6 6

🇯🇵

S. Mochizuki

6 3 2 2

🇬🇷

31

S. Tsitsipas

4 6 6 6

🇨🇿

17

J. Lehečka

5 61 5

🇫🇷

A. Géa (Q)

7 7 7

🇷🇸

L. Djere

7 3 4 64

🇨🇭

S. Wawrinka (WC)

5 6 6 7

🇨🇿

V. Kopřiva

4 6 2 6 6

🇩🇪

J. Struff

6 2 6 3 1

🇫🇷

V. Royer

65 7 1 3

🇺🇸

9

T. Fritz

7 5 6 6

🇨🇿

16

J. Menšík

7 4 2 7 6

🇪🇸

P. Carreño Busta

5 6 6 61 3

🇯🇵

R. Sakamoto (Q)

66 1 7 6 3

🇪🇸

R. Jodar (Q)

7 6 5 4 6

🇵🇱

H. Hurkacz

66 7 6 6

🇧🇪

Z. Bergs

7 66 3 3

🇺🇸

E. Quinn

6 6 6

🇳🇱

23

T. Griekspoor

2 3 2

🇺🇸

27

B. Nakashima

3 6 61 63

🇳🇱

B. van de Zandschulp

6 4 7 7

🇨🇳

J. Shang

6 62 6 6

🇪🇸

R. Bautista Agut

4 7 4 0

🇫🇷

T. Atmane

4 6 7 1 1

🇮🇹

F. Maestrelli (Q)

6 3 64 6 6

🇪🇸

P. Martinez

3 2 2

🇷🇸

4

N. Djokovic

6 6 6

🇺🇸

8

B. Shelton

6 7 7

🇫🇷

U. Humbert

3 62 65

🇦🇺

D. Sweeny (Q)

63 7 6 7

🇫🇷

G. Monfils

7 5 4 5

🇫🇷

A. Mannarino

3 3 1

🇦🇺

R. Hijikata

6 6 6

🇺🇸

M. Damm (Q)

4 4 4

🇲🇨

30

V. Vacherot

6 6 6

🇨🇦

21

D. Shapovalov

6 7 6

🇨🇳

Y. Bu (WC)

3 63 1

🇩🇪

D. Altmaier

0 0 63

🇭🇷

M. Čilić

6 6 7

🇪🇸

J. Munar

3 6 65 7 6

🇨🇿

D. Svrcina

6 2 7 5 3

🇮🇹

M. Bellucci

1 2 4

🇳🇴

12

C. Ruud

6 6 6

🇷🇺

15

K. Khachanov

4 6 6 5 6

🇺🇸

A. Michelsen

6 4 3 7 3

🇦🇺

C. O'Connell (WC)

6 67 2 3

🇺🇸

N. Basavareddy (Q)

4 7 63 6 6

🇫🇷

G. Mpetshi Perricard

4 4 6 7 3

🇦🇷

S. Báez

6 6 3 5 6

🇨🇱

C. Garín

65 5 63

🇮🇹

22

L. Darderi

7 7 7

🇧🇷

28

J. Fonseca

4 6 1 2

🇺🇸

E. Spizzirri

6 2 6 6

🇮🇹

L. Nardi

5 6 4 2

🇨🇳

Y. Wu (Q)

7 4 6 6

🇦🇺

J. Duckworth (WC)

7 3 1 7 6

🇭🇷

D. Prižmić (LL)

64 6 6 5 3

🇫🇷

H. Gaston (RET)

2 1 0

🇮🇹

2

J. Sinner

6 6 0

🇪🇸

1

C. Alcaraz

7 6 6

🇩🇪

Y. Hanfmann

64 3 2

🇺🇸

M. Zheng (Q) (RET)

6 1 3 0

🇫🇷

32

C. Moutet

3 6 6 2

🇺🇸

19

T. Paul

6 6 6

🇦🇷

T. Tirante

3 4 2

🇺🇸

R. Opelka

3 63 7 6 4

🇪🇸

14

A. Davidovich Fokina

6 7 5 4 6

🇰🇿

10

A. Bublik

7 6 7

🇭🇺

M. Fucsovics

5 4 5

🇦🇷

T. Etcheverry

7 6 6

🇬🇧

A. Fery (Q)

61 1 3

🇺🇸

29

F. Tiafoe

6 6 4 6

🇦🇷

F. Comesaña

4 3 6 2

🇷🇸

H. Medjedovic

7 2 2 1

🇦🇺

6

A. de Minaur

65 6 6 6

🇩🇪

3

A. Zverev

6 4 6 6

🇫🇷

A. Muller

3 6 3 4

🇺🇸

E. Nava

1 63 6 65

🇬🇧

26

C. Norrie

6 7 4 7

🇦🇷

18

F. Cerúndolo

6 6 6

🇧🇦

D. Džumhur

3 2 1

🇵🇹

J. Faria (Q)

4 3 6 5

🇷🇺

13

A. Rublev

6 6 4 7

🇷🇺

11

D. Medvedev

69 6 6 6

🇫🇷

Q. Halys

711 3 4 2

🇵🇱

K. Majchrzak

3 4 65

🇭🇺

F. Marozsán

6 6 7

🇺🇸

25

L. Tien

6 5 6 6

🇰🇿

A. Shevchenko

2 7 1 0

🇦🇺

J. Thompson (WC)

711 3 2 4

🇵🇹

N. Borges

69 6 6 6

🇮🇹

5

L. Musetti

6 6 6

🇮🇹

L. Sonego

3 3 4

🇨🇿

T. Macháč

6 3 7 7

🇬🇷

31

S. Tsitsipas

4 6 65 65

🇫🇷

A. Géa (Q)

6 3 6 5 63

🇨🇭

S. Wawrinka (WC)

4 6 3 7 7

🇨🇿

V. Kopřiva

1 4 64

🇺🇸

9

T. Fritz

6 6 7

🇨🇿

16

J. Menšík

6 6 6

🇪🇸

R. Jodar (Q)

2 4 4

🇵🇱

H. Hurkacz

4 65 1

🇺🇸

E. Quinn

6 7 6

🇳🇱

B. van de Zandschulp

7 6 6

🇨🇳

J. Shang

66 2 3

🇮🇹

F. Maestrelli (Q)

2 3 3

🇷🇸

4

N. Djokovic

6 6 6

🇺🇸

8

B. Shelton

6 6 6

🇦🇺

D. Sweeny (Q)

3 2 2

🇦🇺

R. Hijikata

1 3 6 2

🇲🇨

30

V. Vacherot

6 6 4 6

🇨🇦

21

D. Shapovalov

4 3 2

🇭🇷

M. Čilić

6 6 6

🇪🇸

J. Munar

3 5 4

🇳🇴

12

C. Ruud

6 7 6

🇷🇺

15

K. Khachanov

6 6 6

🇺🇸

N. Basavareddy (Q)

1 4 3

🇦🇷

S. Báez

3 6 4 3

🇮🇹

22

L. Darderi

6 1 6 6

🇺🇸

E. Spizzirri

6 6 64 4 6

🇨🇳

Y. Wu (Q)

2 4 7 6 3

🇦🇺

J. Duckworth (WC)

1 4 2

🇮🇹

J. Sinner

6 6 6

🇪🇸

1

C. Alcaraz

6 6 6

🇫🇷

32

C. Moutet

2 4 1

🇺🇸

19

T. Paul

6 6

🇪🇸

14

A. Davidovich Fokina

1 1

🇰🇿

10

A. Bublik

7 7 6

🇦🇷

T. Etcheverry

64 65 4

🇺🇸

29

F. Tiafoe

3 4 5

🇦🇺

6

A. de Minaur

6 6 7

🇩🇪

3

A. Zverev

7 4 6 6

🇬🇧

26

C. Norrie

5 6 3 1

🇦🇷

18

F. Cerúndolo

6 7 6

🇷🇺

13

A. Rublev

3 64 3

🇷🇺

11

D. Medvedev

65 4 7 6 6

🇭🇺

F. Marozsán

7 6 5 0.3

🇺🇸

25

L. Tien

711 6 6

🇵🇹

N. Borges

69 4 2

🇮🇹

5

L. Musetti

5 6 6 5 6

🇨🇿

T. Macháč

7 4 2 7 2

🇨🇭

S. Wawrinka (WC)

65 6 4 4

🇺🇸

9

T. Fritz

7 2 6 6

🇨🇿

16

J. Menšík

6 7 7

🇺🇸

E. Quinn

2 65 65

🇳🇱

B. van de Zandschulp

3 4 64

🇷🇸

4

N. Djokovic

6 6 7

🇺🇸

8

B. Shelton

6 6 7

🇲🇨

30

V. Vacherot

4 4 65

🇭🇷

M. Čilić

4 4 6 5

🇳🇴

12

C. Ruud

6 6 3 7

🇷🇺

15

K. Khachanov

65 6 3 4

🇮🇹

22

L. Darderi

7 3 6 6

🇺🇸

E. Spizzirri

6 3 4 4

🇮🇹

2

J. Sinner

4 6 6 6

🇪🇸

1

C. Alcaraz

7 6 7

🇺🇸

19

T. Paul

66 4 5

🇰🇿

10

A. Bublik

4 1 1

🇦🇺

6

A. de Minaur

6 6 6

🇩🇪

3

A. Zverev

6 6 6

🇦🇷

18

F. Cerúndolo

2 2 4

🇷🇺

11

D. Medvedev

4 0 3

🇺🇸

25

L. Tien

6 6 6

🇮🇹

5

L. Musetti

6 7 6

🇺🇸

9

T. Fritz

2 5 4

🇨🇿

16

J. Menšík (W/O)

🇷🇸

4

N. Djokovic

🇺🇸

8

B. Shelton

3 6 6 6

🇳🇴

12

C. Ruud

6 4 3 4

🇮🇹

22

L. Darderi

1 3 62

🇮🇹

2

J. Sinner

6 6 7

🇪🇸

1

C. Alcaraz

7 6 6

🇦🇺

6

A. de Minaur

5 2 1

🇩🇪

3

A. Zverev

6 65 6 7

🇺🇸

25

L. Tien

3 7 1 63

🇮🇹

5

L. Musetti

🇷🇸

4

N. Djokovic

🇺🇸

8

B. Shelton

🇮🇹

2

J. Sinner

🇪🇸

1

C. Alcaraz

🇩🇪

3

A. Zverev

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Australian Open women’s draw 2026

First Round

Second Round

Third Round

Fourth Round

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

🇧🇾

1

A. Sabalenka

6 6

🇫🇷

T. Rakotomanga Rajaonah (WC)

4 1

🇷🇺

A. Pavlyuchenkova

4 6 610

🇨🇳

B. Zhuoxuan (Q)

6 2 712

🇳🇱

S. Lamens

6 5 2

🇦🇹

A. Potapova

3 7 6

🇹🇭

M. Sawangkaew

4 1

🇬🇧

28

E. Raducanu

6 6

🇨🇦

17

V. Mboko

6 6

🇦🇺

E. Jones (WC)

4 1

🇺🇸

C. McNally

6 6

🇯🇵

H. Sakatsume (Q)

3 1

🇷🇺

P. Kudermetova

6 6

🇪🇸

G. Maristany Zuleta De Reales (Q)

2 3

🇭🇺

D. Gálfi

3 3

🇩🇰

14

C. Tauson

6 6

🇷🇺

11

E. Alexandrova

5 6 4

🇹🇷

Z. Sönmez (Q)

7 4 6

🇭🇺

A. Bondár

6 6

🇺🇸

E. Mandlik (WC)

0 4

🇰🇿

Y. Putintseva

3 7 6

🇧🇷

B. Haddad Maia

6 5 3

🇫🇷

E. Jacquemot

64 7 7

🇺🇦

20

M. Kostyuk

7 64 67

🇺🇸

29

I. Jović

6 6

🇺🇸

K. Volynets

2 3

🇦🇺

P. Hon (WC)

1 6 5

🇨🇦

M. Stakusic (Q) (RET)

6 4 3

🇸🇮

V. Erjavec

1 1

🇵🇱

M. Fręch

6 6

🇷🇺

A. Sasnovich (Q)

1 2

🇮🇹

7

J. Paolini

6 6

🇺🇸

3

C. Gauff

6 6

🇺🇿

K. Rakhimova

2 3

🇷🇸

O. Danilović

65 6 6

🇺🇸

V. Williams (WC)

7 3 4

🇦🇺

S. Hunter (Q)

6 6

🇪🇸

J. Bouzas Maneiro

4 4

🇺🇸

H. Baptiste

6 63 6

🇺🇸

32

T. Townsend (LL)

3 7 3

🇨🇿

19

K. Muchová

6 7

🇷🇴

J. Cristian

3 66

🇺🇸

A. Parks

0 6 6

🇵🇭

A. Eala

6 3 2

🇺🇸

A. Li

6 65 7

🇨🇴

C. Osorio

4 7 5

🇵🇱

M. Linette

3 6 6

🇺🇸

15

E. Navarro

6 3 3

🇺🇦

12

E. Svitolina

6 6

🇪🇸

C. Bucşa

4 1

🇵🇱

L. Klimovicova (Q)

6 3

🇬🇧

F. Jones (RET)

2 2

🇦🇺

T. Gibson (WC)

6 6

🇷🇺

A. Blinkova

1 3

🇨🇿

B. Krejčíková

6 3 3

🇷🇺

23

D. Shnaider

2 6 6

🇺🇦

26

D. Yastremska

4 5

🇷🇴

E. Ruse

6 7

🇺🇦

Y. Starodubtseva (Q)

6 63 1

🇦🇺

A. Tomljanović

4 7 6

🇬🇷

M. Sakkari

6 6

🇫🇷

L. Jeanjean

4 2

🇭🇷

D. Vekić

6 3 0

🇷🇺

8

M. Andreeva

4 6 6

🇺🇸

6

J. Pegula

6 6

🇷🇺

A. Zakharova

2 1

🇨🇴

E. Arango

3 2

🇺🇸

M. Kessler

6 6

🇷🇺

O. Selekhmeteva

6 3 6

🇩🇪

E. Seidel

3 6 0

🇰🇿

Z. Diyas (WC)

2 4

🇪🇸

25

P. Badosa

6 6

🇨🇦

22

L. Fernandez

2 61

🇮🇩

J. Tjen

6 7

🇨🇿

K. Plíšková

7 6

🇺🇸

S. Stephens (Q)

67 2

🇺🇸

A. Krueger

6 6

🇨🇿

S. Bejlek

3 3

🇺🇦

O. Oliynykova

66 1

🇺🇸

9

M. Keys

7 6

🇨🇿

13

L. Nosková

6 6

🇱🇻

D. Semenistaja

3 0

🇨🇳

S. Zhang

3 6 3

🇦🇺

T. Preston (WC)

6 2 6

🇨🇳

X. Wang

6 6

🇺🇦

A. Kalinina (Q)

3 3

🇸🇰

R. Šramková

4 4

🇱🇻

24

J. Ostapenko

6 6

🇺🇸

27

S. Kenin

3 2

🇺🇸

P. Stearns

6 6

🇭🇷

P. Marčinko

6 7

🇩🇪

T. Maria

3 5

🇭🇺

P. Udvardy

1 2

🇨🇿

K. Siniaková

6 6

🇨🇭

S. Waltert

3 2

🇺🇸

4

A. Anisimova

6 6

🇰🇿

5

E. Rybakina

6 6

🇸🇮

K. Juvan

4 3

🇫🇷

V. Gracheva

6 2 6

🇨🇭

V. Golubic

1 6 1

🇳🇿

L. Sun

3 5

🇨🇿

L. Fruhvirtová (Q)

6 7

🇨🇿

T. Valentová

6 6

🇦🇺

30

M. Joint

4 4

🇧🇪

21

E. Mertens

7 6

🇹🇭

L. Tararudee (Q)

5 1

🇦🇷

S. Sierra

3 1

🇯🇵

M. Uchijima

6 6

🇦🇺

D. Kasatkina

67 6 3

🇨🇿

N. Bartůňková (Q)

7 0 6

🇬🇧

K. Boulter

0 5

🇨🇭

10

B. Bencic

6 7

🇯🇵

16

N. Osaka

6 3 6

🇭🇷

A. Ružić

3 6 4

🇷🇴

S. Cîrstea

3 6 6

🇩🇪

E. Lys

6 4 3

🇦🇺

M. Inglis (Q)

7 69 6

🇦🇺

K. Birrell

66 611 4

🇩🇪

L. Siegemund

0 7 6

🇷🇺

18

L. Samsonova

6 5 4

🇷🇺

31

A. Kalinskaya

7 6

🇬🇧

S. Kartal

63 1

🇦🇹

J. Grabher

7 2 6

🇮🇹

E. Cocciaretto

5 6 4

🇲🇽

R. Zarazúa

2 5

🇨🇿

M. Bouzková

6 7

🇨🇳

Y. Yuan (Q)

65 3

🇵🇱

2

I. Świątek

7 6

🇧🇾

1

A. Sabalenka

6 6

🇨🇳

B. Zhuoxuan (Q)

3 1

🇦🇹

A. Potapova

7 6

🇬🇧

28

E. Raducanu

63 2

🇨🇦

17

V. Mboko

6 6

🇺🇸

C. McNally

4 3

🇷🇺

P. Kudermetova

3 6 5

🇩🇰

14

C. Tauson

6 3 7

🇹🇷

Z. Sönmez (Q)

6 6

🇭🇺

A. Bondár

2 4

🇰🇿

Y. Putintseva

6 6

🇫🇷

E. Jacquemot

1 2

🇺🇸

29

I. Jović

6 6

🇦🇺

P. Hon (WC)

1 2

🇵🇱

M. Fręch

2 3

🇮🇹

7

J. Paolini

6 6

🇺🇸

3

C. Gauff

6 6

🇷🇸

O. Danilović

2 2

🇦🇺

S. Hunter (Q)

2 1

🇺🇸

H. Baptiste

6 6

🇨🇿

19

K. Muchová

4 6 6

🇺🇸

A. Parks

6 4 4

🇺🇸

A. Li

3 3

🇵🇱

M. Linette

6 6

🇺🇦

12

E. Svitolina

7 6

🇵🇱

L. Klimovicova (Q)

5 1

🇦🇺

T. Gibson (WC)

6 5 3

🇷🇺

23

D. Shnaider

3 7 6

🇷🇴

E. Ruse

6 6

🇦🇺

A. Tomljanović

4 4

🇬🇷

M. Sakkari

0 4

🇷🇺

8

M. Andreeva

6 6

🇺🇸

6

J. Pegula

6 6

🇺🇸

M. Kessler

0 2

🇷🇺

O. Selekhmeteva

6 6

🇪🇸

25

P. Badosa

4 4

🇮🇩

J. Tjen

4 4

🇨🇿

K. Plíšková

6 6

🇺🇸

A. Krueger

1 5

🇺🇸

9

M. Keys

6 7

🇨🇿

13

L. Nosková

6 4 6

🇦🇺

T. Preston (WC)

2 6 2

🇨🇳

X. Wang

4 6 6

🇱🇻

24

J. Ostapenko

6 4 4

🇺🇸

P. Stearns

6 7

🇭🇷

P. Marčinko

2 5

🇨🇿

K. Siniaková

1 4

🇺🇸

4

A. Anisimova

6 6

🇰🇿

5

E. Rybakina

7 6

🇫🇷

V. Gracheva

5 2

🇨🇿

L. Fruhvirtová (Q)

5 6 3

🇨🇿

T. Valentová

7 2 6

🇧🇪

21

E. Mertens

6 6

🇯🇵

M. Uchijima

3 1

🇨🇿

N. Bartůňková (Q)

6 0 6

🇨🇭

10

B. Bencic

3 6 4

🇯🇵

16

N. Osaka

6 4 6

🇷🇴

S. Cîrstea

3 6 2

🇦🇺

M. Inglis (Q)

6 63 710

🇩🇪

L. Siegemund

4 7 67

🇷🇺

31

A. Kalinskaya

6 6

🇦🇹

J. Grabher

3 3

🇨🇿

M. Bouzková

2 3

🇵🇱

2

I. Świątek

6 6

🇧🇾

1

A. Sabalenka

7 79

🇦🇹

A. Potapova

64 67

🇨🇦

17

V. Mboko

7 5 6

🇩🇰

14

C. Tauson

65 7 3

🇹🇷

Z. Sönmez (Q)

3 7 3

🇰🇿

Y. Putintseva

6 63 6

🇺🇸

29

I. Jović

6 7

🇮🇹

7

J. Paolini

2 63

🇺🇸

3

C. Gauff

3 6 6

🇺🇸

H. Baptiste

6 0 3

🇨🇿

19

K. Muchová

6 6

🇵🇱

M. Linette

1 1

🇺🇦

12

E. Svitolina

7 6

🇷🇺

23

D. Shnaider

64 3

🇷🇴

E. Ruse

3 4

🇷🇺

8

M. Andreeva

6 6

🇺🇸

6

J. Pegula

6 6

🇷🇺

O. Selekhmeteva

3 2

🇨🇿

K. Plíšková

3 3

🇺🇸

9

M. Keys

6 6

🇨🇿

13

L. Nosková

5 4

🇨🇳

X. Wang

7 6

🇺🇸

27

P. Stearns

1 4

🇺🇸

4

A. Anisimova

6 6

🇰🇿

5

E. Rybakina

6 6

🇨🇿

T. Valentová

2 3

🇧🇪

21

E. Mertens

6 6

🇨🇿

N. Bartůňková (Q)

0 4

🇯🇵

16

N. Osaka (W/O)

🇦🇺

M. Inglis (Q)

🇷🇺

31

A. Kalinskaya

1 6 1

🇵🇱

2

I. Świątek

6 1 6

🇧🇾

1

A. Sabalenka

6 7

🇨🇦

17

V. Mboko

1 61

🇰🇿

Y. Putintseva

0 1

🇺🇸

29

I. Jović

6 6

🇺🇸

3

C. Gauff

6 3 6

🇨🇿

19

K. Muchová

1 6 3

🇺🇦

12

E. Svitolina

6 6

🇷🇺

8

M. Andreeva

2 4

🇺🇸

6

J. Pegula

6 6

🇺🇸

9

M. Keys

3 4

🇨🇳

X. Wang

64 4

🇺🇸

4

A. Anisimova

7 6

🇰🇿

5

E. Rybakina

6 6

🇧🇪

21

E. Mertens

1 3

🇦🇺

M. Inglis (Q)

0 3

🇵🇱

2

I. Świątek

6 6

🇧🇾

1

A. Sabalenka

6 6

🇺🇸

29

I. Jović

3 0

🇺🇸

3

C. Gauff

1 2

🇺🇦

12

E. Svitolina

6 6

🇺🇸

6

J. Pegula

🇺🇸

4

A. Anisimova

🇰🇿

5

E. Rybakina

🇵🇱

2

I. Świątek

🇧🇾

1

A. Sabalenka

🇺🇦

12

E. Svitolina

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