
Alexandra Eala defeated Qinwen Zheng in the Round of 32 at the Washington tournament, coming back from a set down to win 4-6, 6-4, 6-1. Eala converted 75% of her break points, compared to Zheng's 36%, and secured 6 service breaks to Zheng's 4. Eala had 4 aces and 5 double faults, while Zheng had 14 aces and 6 double faults.
Eala withdrawn from doubles draw at Washington without official explanation, possibly due to injury.
“I don't get to go home a lot. I don't go home very often, so every time I go home, it's super meaningful. The fact that I'm able to really interact with the people who I know support me through my journey, it really meant a lot.”
“Right now in my stage of my career, I would say the most important thing is more about myself, how I'm able to control myself on court, and to really achieve the level.”
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Slight edge · Zheng Q. narrowly ahead
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