By Richard Pagliaro | Thursday, August 14, 2025
Photo Credit: Cincinnati Open Facebook
Jumping on her fingers after starting, Coco gafff It seemed like a sprinter ready to explode from the blocks.
A focused gaffe broke down in the first and last matches by torn in the quarter-finals of Cincinnati Open with a 6-4, 6-2 win Lucia bronzetti tODAY
It is the 45th main WTA quarterfinal for the 21-year-old Gauuffin, who is the youngest woman to hit that historic moment since the former world no. 1 Caroline Wozniacki in 2011.
Two years ago, Guff made history as the youngest woman who gained Cincinnati Open in the open era.
Continuing her hunt for her second final of Cincinnati in the last three years, Gauff will face either Jasmine Paolini of the seventh or 2024 champion Wimbledon Barbora Krecikova in the quarterfinals.
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WTA finals champion Gufff coughs 43 double mistakes in her three matches in Montreal earlier this month.
Gauff returned today’s match at the time of cleaning.
The second seed more than the triple -tripled bronzeti winner served 67 percent and hit six aces against the three double errors. The only real step-step for Gauff came when she fell into the service in the fifth match and surrendered serving in love in the third match of the second set.
In addition, Gauff was responsible for most of this 79-minute invasion often breaking the bronzetti back and effectively running the ball below the line from both sides.
Bronzett spent six hours longer in court than Gauff – seven hours, 22 minutes in total – just to reach this fourth stage of the round. Gauff, who took a walk in the 16th round while the planned opponent Dayana Yastremska withdrew was quickly from the first ball.
At first, Gauff left the Italian asking for a slow half step. Gauff struck a strong stroke on the line line marking the first blood for 2-0.
The reign champion Roland Garros was prevented in the fifth match with a wild background and a double fault to face the triple resting point. At her third point of rest, the bronzett caused a wrong preface to the 15th shot, breaking for 2-3.
An affirmative gaff turned back to back a shaky volleyball to set a blow as she scored her second rest for 4-2.
World no. 61 saved two certain points, but sailed a background beyond the initial base to face a assigned third point.
The court’s opening with a heavy preface, Guff deleted a premature winner of the intersection to end the opening open in a three -match run.
Beating the second bronzeti service, Guff won nine of 12 points in the second Italian distribution, snatching a lead with one set after 32 minutes.
Rejecting an ace, Guff won her fourth match in a row to open the second set.
Bronzetti forehand is her best goal and she showed her by hitting heavy strikes to break in love for 1-2.
Struggling through a fifth long four-masked match, Gauff stood on the ground and prevailed in a strange 17-show rally to hold for 3-2.
Finding the range and rhythm in its service, Gauff hit some aces holding for 4-3.
Serving at 4-5, the bronzett struck its fourth double guilt to face the point of double match. Gauff withdrew a Miss Final Forehar Miss to set up her 2025 record at 35-11 and return to the quarter-finals.
