Progress Dolehide Jeanjean - Australian Open 2024

Australian Open 2024 - 1st round

Finished - 01:11

Dolehide, Caroline WTA 111

Jeanjean, Leolia [Q] WTA 103

Predictions trend

54.2% (13)

45.8% (11)

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Jeanjean

Score

1h12

Set 2

1h12

6-2 6-4

1h09

6-2 5-4

1h06

6-2 5-3

1h04

6-2 4-3

1h00

6-2 4-2

0h57

6-2 3-2

0h50

6-2 3-1

0h47

6-2 2-1

0h44

6-2 2-0

0h39

6-2 1-0

0h30

Set 1

0h30

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0h27

5-2

0h23

4-2

0h19

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0h17

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0h11

2-1

0h06

2-0

0h03

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Three clean wins, no sets conceded: Léolia Jeanjean is living a dream start to the tournament in Quito. The 30-year-old Frenchwoman secures another semifinal and glimpses a return to the top 100, crucial for Australian Open qualification.