Kostyuk Continues Year of Firsts, Rallying Past Andreeva to Reach Cincy Quarters
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The Ukrainian played a bright match and made it to the next stage Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostyuk defeated Russia's Mirra Andreyeva in the 1/8 match of the WTA 1000 tournament in Cincinnati. The game lasted three sets, one of which the Ukrainian won without giving her opponent a single game. This is reported by Sport RBC.UA. Kostyuk vs Andreyeva: the course of the match The first set started hard for Marta: she lost both her own and someon…
The Ukrainian tennis player was able to reverse the fight in her favor by holding two of the three played nets with confidence.
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While Jessica Pegula had to fight for three rounds to end Sorana Cirstea, Mirra Andreeva collapsed against Marta Kostyuk and left the Cincinnati WTA 1000 tournament in the eighth of the final.
Kostyuk continues year of firsts, rallying past Andreeva to reach Cincy quarters
Marta Kostyuk rallied from a set down to beat Mirra Andreeva and reach her first Cincinnati quarterfinal, powered by a forehand that produced the majority of her 25 winners. She'll face Coco Gauff or Marie Bouzkova for a spot in the semis.
In the fourth round game, Kostyuk defeated the Russian Andreeva
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