Emma Radukyan will play 2023 Wondroyova champion in Abu Dhabi, which took place after the entrance to its wild card was updated to the main draw.
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In the absence of the United States in the United States in 2021, the Raduruz was played for the first time in the field of the tournament.
Raducanu is famous for Wondrousova, when the 20-year-old Wimbledon debut in 2021 became the Czech player to win the first Czech player, who won women’s singles in all England club.
In 2022, Wondroova defeated Raducanu in their only other meeting at Billy Jean Cup.
Radouck name, when on the wild card, reached the second round of last year in Abu Dhabi.
By bypassing the two-way qualifying games, Raducanu will now present its third tournament in its third tournament in the first round of 101 Cucistina Bucsa in the first round of Singapore.
At the beginning of the month, Raducanu reached the Australian open territory before the bruise 6-1, 6-0 defeats # 2 Iga swietk.
The tournament in Abu Dhabi also contains defender champion Elena Rybakina, world-famous world-famous and semi-finals in Melbourne Paula Badosa. Both are byes around the two that occurs on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Raducanu could join the main lottery by a 23-year-old compatriot Sonai Kartal After a British short, he returned from the bottom to the French Chlo Savior 6-4, 2-6, 3-6 in the first qualification stage.
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Kartal, which occupies 90 in the world and defeated his maiden WTA title in Tunisia today, now on Sunday’s Joyuka Uchijima on Sunday.
But Heather watsonAfter the main draw, he ended after he lost his first round qualifying match at the American Katie Volynnets 6-4, 6-3.
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