Women’s Tennis-Pattaya Open

Written by: Staff on 7th February 2012
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Su-Wei Hsieh
Women's Tennis-Pattaya Open

epa01225602 Su-Wei Hsieh of Taipe in action during her match with Aravane Rezai of France at the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia on 18 January 2008. Su-Wei won 6-2, 6-7, 6-4 EPA/MIKE F. ALQUINTO  |

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We talked in our preview about how weak the qualifying draw is here. So perhaps it’s not surprise that three of the top four seeds made the main draw: #1 Chan Kai-Chen, #3 Hsieh Su-Wei, and #4 Varatchaya Wongteanchai all won in straight sets. But our fourth qualifier was unseeded even in this weak draw: Zhou Yi-Miao upset #6 Sacha Jones 6-2 in the third.

Interesting to note that all our qualifiers are from the Pacific Rim.

Singles – First Round: (7) Sorana Cirstea def. Erika Sema 6-2 6-2

No points yet for Sorana Cirstea, but two more wins would put her on the verge of the Top Fifty.

Singles – First Round: Anastasia Rodionova def. Iryna Bremond 6-4 6-0

This won’t help Anastasia Rodionova much, but it pretty well guarantees that she will stay Top Hundred.

Doubles – First Round: Akita/Rottmann def. Hsu/Webley-Smith 3-6 6-2 11-9 (Match TB)

The doubles field here is incredibly weak. These two teams both have combined rankings below #400 — but both have direct entry!

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