Halep pls win this tourney and take the No 1 ranking!! So that osaka really settles n play her game!!!! What a disastrous ending to the match vs belinda
Ouch. Simona, where'd you go? Speaking of which, I gotta go. Gonna have to watch a replay. Hope Simona can regroup after that set. Great performance from Belinda though. Changed it up. Enjoy all!
SI MO NA in complete control. Belinda getting dragged around the court. I so enjoy seeing SI MO NA dominate on the clay. Her fundamentals are solid! Great footwork and defense that is matched by few. Impeccable feel and anticipation.
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