US EditionEva Lys breaks into top-100 for first time and reacts to new big milestone
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After her furious entry into the round of 16 in Melbourne, a new tennis life begins for the 23-year-old: in the top 100 for the first time and with 250,000 euros in prize money in her pocket.
Eva Lys breaks into top-100 for first time and reacts to new big milestone
Eva Lys is officially a top-100 player for the first time in her career after rising 38 spots on this week's updated WTA rankings list and getting No. 91 in the world. At this past Australian Open, the 23-year-old entered the main draw at the last moment as a lucky loser and went on to write history and become the first lucky loser to reach the round-of-16 at Melbourne Park since 1988. Also, the German - who had only one Slam main draw win in h…
Donna Vekic and Eva Lys headline career-high WTA Rankings milestones
The conclusion of the Australian Open not only crowned Madison Keys as the women’s champion but also saw several players achieve their career-best rankings, including Donna Vekic, Yulia Putintseva, and others breaking into the top 100 for the first time. One of the most notable stories was that of G...
The German Eva Lys will be rewarded at the Linz tournament for her strong performance at the Australian Open. However, there are also cancellations before the start of the Upper Austria Ladies.
Julia Grabher has secured a place in the peloton of the Upper Austria Ladies in Linz. The 28-year-old woman from Vorarlberg received a wildcard on Saturday and thus the advantage over her compatriot Sinja Kraus, who has to try her luck by qualifying. The German Eva Lys, who had recently caused a sensation at the Tennis Australian Open by making it to the round of 16, was delighted to receive another “free ticket” for the 1st round. Belinda Benci…
Julia Grabher has secured a place in the peloton of the Upper Austria Ladies in Linz. The 28-year-old woman from Vorarlberg received a wildcard on Saturday and thus the advantage over her compatriot Sinja Kraus, who has to try her luck by qualifying. The German Eva Lys, who had recently caused a sensation at the Tennis Australian Open by making it to the round of 16, was delighted to receive another “free ticket” for the 1st round. Belinda Benci…
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