Half a dozen Czech tennis players will perform on the second day of play at the grand slam French Open. Petra Kvitová, with a clear overview and mainly thanks to an excellent first serve, won the opening duel against the home Dodinová with a ratio of 6: 3 and 7: 5. Karolína Muchová, last year’s finalist Markéta Vondroušová, Kateřina Siniaková, Kristýna Plíšková and Jiří Veselý are also taking part in the event today. We will bring the matches of Kvitová, Muchová and Vondroušová on Sport.cz from 11:00 online.
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The Czech lioness is fighting for promotion to the second round of the French Open
Alessandra Tarantino, ČTK / AP
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Petra Kvitová, after a one-year break in her introductory duel at this year’s postponed French Open, dealt with the home team Oceane Dodinová, and after sets 6: 3 and 7: 5 she advanced to the second round. The first set succeeded in the Fulnek native. She kept the high success of her first serve, she got the first gem with a clean game.
Her opponent started to worry about her serve in the sixth game, which reached 40:40, but this time the pressure still stopped. After another clean game, however, Kvitová lost her serve and Kvitová did not admit her surprise.
The second set was more balanced. Although Dodin lost her serve right at the beginning, she immediately took it back. In the third game, the Frenchwoman broke down and then each player kept her hand until the score was 5: 5. Kvitová won two breakballs while serving Dodinová and used the other one. She then maintained her service without any problems and advanced to Roland Garros in the second round, where her opponent will be either the Spaniard Aliona Bolsova or the Italian Jasmine Paolini.
How will other Czech handcuffs on fire do?
Karolína Muchová’s duel with the American Christina McHaleová will start at around 12:30 pm and a duel by Markéta Vondroušová with Polka Iga Swiateková is planned from 13:00.
Kristýna Plíšková will have a duel with the Slovak Viktoria Kužmová, Kateřina Siniaková will fight against the American Lauren Davisová to advance to the next round. The last Czech male representative, Jiří Veselý, is waiting for the 206th player in the world, Liam Broady from Great Britain.
A brave fight with a sad ending, Macháč ended at the French Open. Uncle and Krejčíková are advancing
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In Sunday’s first round matches, Tomáš Macháč lost 2: 3 to sets in his grand slam premiere 2: 3 with the American Taylor Fritz, and Marie Bouzková, who was not good enough for the Estonian Kanepiová, also finished. On the contrary, Barbora Strýcová and Krejčíková secured the procedure.
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