German Star Eva Lys Makes History at WTA 1000 Beijing
The WTA 1000 tournament in Beijing is underway, boasting a total prize money of nearly nine million dollars. German player Eva Lys has made headlines, reaching her first watch in such a prestigious event and becoming the last remaining German player in the competition.
Lys' journey to the quarterfinals was marked by a significant victory over former Wimbledon champion Jelena Rybakina, her first top-ten win. She will now face two-time Grand Slam champion Coco Gauff in the quarterfinals. Lys' impressive run includes a hard-fought victory over American McCartney Kessler, 4:6, 6:1, 6:2. Despite Kessler's struggles with double faults and appearing unwell during the match, Lys' determination saw her through to the quarterfinals, her biggest career success to date.
In the semifinals, Lys will compete in a WTA 1000 tournament for the first time. While her opponent in the semifinals is not specified, Lys' remarkable performance has certainly caught the attention of fans and fellow players alike.
Eva Lys' exceptional performance in Beijing has solidified her status as a player to watch. With a quarterfinal win already under her belt and a semifinal match upcoming, she continues to make history as the last remaining German player in the tournament. Her victory over Rybakina and her resilience against Kessler have set the stage for an exciting semifinal match, with the winner advancing to the final of this prestigious WTA 1000 event.
