Good effort from Tegan, showing good composure. coming two points from a win in a topsy-turvy final set, but in the end lost out 6-2 3-6 7-6(7) Ophelia lost 6-0 6-4 while Liv lost 6-3 6-0, so no British winners in the girls today
I thought Tegan should have wrapped that up to be quite honest.
Liv basically checked out when she got broken which was incredibly disappointing.
-- Edited by PaulM on Saturday 4th of July 2026 04:21:17 PM
Yes, to break in the third, have all the momentum, have Barros in a twist, and then go and serve two weak doubles faults, when your serve is not a weapon anyway, is just giving the match away
(13) Felitsata Dorofeeva-Rybas (***) d. (WC) Sophie Bekker 6-4 6-2 (12) Mika Stojsavljevic v Welles Newman Ct 18 match 1 (WC) Daniella Britton v (8) Sol Ailin Larraya Guidi (ARG) Ct 8 match 1 Ruien Zhang (CHN) d. (WC) Liv Zingg 6-3 6-0 (Q) Carrie-Anne Hoo (USA) v (WC) Megan Knight Ct 5 match 2 (7) Mariia Makarova (***) v (WC) Edie Griffiths Ct 4 match 3 Alyssa James (JAM) d. (WC) Ophelia Korpanec Davies 6-0 6-4 (4) Victoria Luiza Barros (BRA) d. (WC) Tegan Bush 6-2 3-6 7-6(7) Tereza Hermanova (CZE) d. (WC) Annabel Wong 6-4 6-3 Hollie Smart v Renee Alame (AUS) Ct 8 match 3
Doubles R1 (L32)
(1) Barros/Leme Da Silva (BRA) v (WC) Bush/Prisadnikova (WC) Britton/Griffiths v Hermanova/Sekerkova (CZE) Clarke/Traynor (USA) v (WC) Bekker/Zingg Chang/Sohns (USA) v Eigelsbach/Smart (GER/GBR) (WC) Knight/Wong v Pircher/Yoshida (AUT/JPN)
First time i've seen Sophie play, does she regularly wear lipstick on court?
I can't say about the lipstick
But I've seen Sophie Bekker be extremely theatrical on court (which is one way of putting it - 'behave really badly' would be another)
Also, unless I'm having a complete moment, she is also the girls who has complete meltdowns in Afrikaans (especially when her mum (?) is there), which adds a bit of character to proceedings
However, I have noted that it's got slightly better more recently