No upset for Jeanjean, knocked out by Kasatkina in the second round of Roland-Garros

Le 29/05/2025 à 23h07 par Jules Hypolite

Léolia Jeanjean will not reach the third round of Roland-Garros, defeated by world No. 17 Daria Kasatkina in straight sets (6-4, 6-2).

The Frenchwoman, who had advanced to the second round after Irina-Camelia Begu retired, put up a strong fight against the Australian No. 1 but failed to capitalize on her break opportunities (3/12) to secure the win.

Kasatkina, who had lost three consecutive matches before the tournament, will now face Paula Badosa in the third round.

Jeanjean, who earned her first Grand Slam victory since 2023 on Monday, is set to enter the WTA Top 100, virtually ranked 90th.

Kasatkina, Daria [17]

6

Jeanjean, Leolia [WC]

4

2

Kasatkina, Daria [17]

6

7

Badosa, Paula [10]

1

5

Roland Garros

Tableau

Daria Kasatkina

18e, 2361 points

Leolia Jeanjean

100e, 744 points

Paula Badosa

10e, 3454 points

keep working Leolia

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