Are we having too many 1000 tournaments per year? Players are very tired at the end of the season, and many withdraw from mandatory events.
Which tournaments will you like to keep if we will only have 4-6 events per year?

He is 1-1 vs de Minaur when counting Laver Cup.

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To commemorate their first match on the WTA tour

Kristina Penickova scores her best win yet by ranking with a victory over third seed and world #112 Elvina Kalieva. Kalieva did have a disadvantage going into this match, as she played her R1 match earlier in the day (a 2h51m grind against Savannah Broadus; Kalieva won 6-3, 6[3]-7, 7-6[4]). Penickova's R1 against Martina Capurro Taborda was played Tuesday before thunderstorms derailed the tournament schedule.

Penickova plays fellow American 17 year old Julieta Pareja in the quarterfinal.

23-year-old Peruvian qualifier Dana Guzman (currently ranked 529) gets one of the best wins of her career with a three-set victory over #215 (and former top 50) Caroline Dolehide.

Guzman played college tennis for the University of Oklahoma and is coming off her first ITF title, a W35 in Southaven, Mississippi. She's played above W50 level three times in her career - two W100s (including this one) and a W75, all in Edmond, Oklahoma.

Up next for her is (1) Tatjana Maria.

OU college player Dana Guzman picks up her first top 100 win in her second match of the day, just a few hours after beating Caroline Dolehide. She'll play [5] Sloane Stephens next in the quarterfinal.

Ridiculous to be so thrilled for a team who have won so much. But delighted for them here as they have done literally nothing in doubles since sunshine doubles. And Jasmine has had such a dreadful year. Great to see her play with fight. Would be delighted for them to make WTA finals. They are obviously going fOr it as they are playing doubles next week in Ningbo too and currently in ninth with one team already qualified unable to go.

And she’s only 25.

Obviously an incredible run by Kartal so far in Wuhan, but it's shocking how little of a gap Katie Boulter created with Britain's two best players (Raducanu and Kartal) missing most of the year. Two tournaments in and Kartal is already taking it away from Katie.

Source: https://x.com/ReemAbulleil/status/2111117647706304755

Swiatek will play Chwalinska in an all Polish semi final

Via: TennisTV

I’m gonna trust Medvedev to take this, probably in 3 sets.