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Gauff Merciless Against Uchijima: Only One Game Conceded and a Swift Qualification in Wuhan

le 08/10/2025 à 08h24

1 min de lecture

Gauff Uchijima Wuhan

Coco Gauff perfectly handled her first match at the Wuhan WTA 1000 tournament.

Following Jessica Pegula's qualification earlier in the day on the same court, another American top 10 player made her debut at the Wuhan WTA 1000 this year, and it was Coco Gauff.

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World number 3, the 21-year-old player faced Moyuka Uchijima for the second time this season. At Indian Wells, she had struggled and had to work hard to win (6-4, 3-6, 7-6).

This time, Gauff did not face the same difficulties. In complete control of the match, the recent semi-finalist of the Beijing WTA 1000 wrapped up the affair in just 50 minutes of play (6-1, 6-0).

Dominant on all her service games, as she did not concede a single break point against the quarter-finalist of the Madrid WTA 1000, this year's Roland Garros winner advances to the round of 16. There, she will face either Sorana Cirstea or Zhang Shuai.

Dernière modification le 08/10/2025 à 08h37

USA

3e, 6763 points

JPN

Uchijima Moyuka

91e, 808 points

Uchijima M • Q

Gauff C • 3

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6

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Zhang S • WC

Cirstea S

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I propose the following changes to the rules:

1...a walķover will not be a loss. We have no control of player's health. If he or she is entered in a contest we expect them to play.

2...an incomplete match is not a loss. If a player forfeits we pick another match if there are more to choose.

3...this also applies if TT cancels a match. TT will not take hours to decide an outcome.

How about leavin...

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It's a shame that so many matches are being canceled. TT ,you are destroying your game ,and thereby killing your app. I don't know how many matches others have had canceled , but I'm at 3 and it's only thursday.

As a long time player and lover of this game , I don't know how much of this I can tolerate. For example I waited hours last night for you to confirm my win and post my points. Every ot...

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This week I have used all my formulas and best guesses to try to achieve the high score jimandlori958 set in our last competition. I am two games short because of cancelations and I need all wins to get there.

why did tennis tonic void predictions on the match between Grenier and Hsu at the Kobe tournament? The match was played to completion and on time.

Grenier def Ysu 6-2 , 6-2 at Kobe today and the TT canceled the match.

2nd for me this week.

An impressive win.. Congrats to our winner this week, jimandlori958 and with a score that could not be caught or matched. I don't remember a 56 in a while with our group. Nice to see everyone using the 2 point predictions. Can't win without 'em.

Son of a gun, pow. You going for the 3peat? Do it, but I'm chasing and so is Jimandlori. lol

POWWOW , Congratulations you did it again and by slim percentage points. Keep it going....

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Can anybody tell why going on matches of WTA Final is not included within daily predictions

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