The Czech Footprint in Brazil Is Disappearing. Valdmannová and ŠAlková Finished in Sao Paulo
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Tennis player Sára Bejlek was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the tournament in Guadalajara, while Vendula Valdmannová and Dominika Šalková finished in the second round in Sao Paulo.
The tennis tournament in Sao Paulo will continue without Czech participation. Vendula Valdmannová did not add her second win on the WTA circuit in Brazil and lost to fourth seed Anna Blinkova in the fight to advance to the quarterfinals.
The tennis tournament in Sao Paulo will continue without Czech participation after today. Vendula Valdmannová did not add her second win on the WTA circuit in Brazil and lost to fourth seed Anna Blinkova in the fight for advancement to the quarterfinals. She lost to the Russian native, who is newly representing France, 3:6, 0:6. Dominika Šalková also fell in the second round, losing to American Mary Stoiana 6:7, 1:6.
Sao Paulo - Eighteen-year-old tennis player Vendula Valdmannová won her first WTA title at the Sao Paulo tournament. After a poor start, she defeated Brazilian Laura Pigossi 2:6, 6:1, 6:1. She followed in the footsteps of Czech compatriot Dominika Šalková, who also won her opening match after a two-day wait due to rain.
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