Cincinnati Open: Emma Raducanu wins first match with new coach as Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek also win

Emma Raducanu put aside Olga Danilovic in Cincinnati Open to make a confident start with his new coach.

The number one British added Francis Roig, the former coach of Rafael Nadal, to his team, to his team.

And the surprise 2021 champions in New York won 6-3 6-2 in their first match since their arrival to the Spanish ship.

In the first round, Danilovic defeated the British triple Katie Boulter, Raducanu had a goodbye and broke the Serbian number one Raducanu in the first match of the Saturday match.

After four service breaks between the couple in the opening of the opening, Raducanu came lower than 30-0 and came to make 5-3.

The 22 -year -old won seven points in a row to bring three sets of points and took the first with an AS.

In the second set, Raducanu received mistakes from his 24-year-old opponent and finally gave a break for 3-2.

From this point on, the world, which has four points higher than Danilovic, did not leave any other game because it separated in the third round in Ohio.

Raducanu has been playing for the first time since 2022 at WTA 1,000, and the next world can face the number one Aryna Sabalenka, and was subjected to a narrow Wimbledon defeat last month.

Previously, Wimbledon champion Russian Anastasia Potapova’ya 6-1 6-4 victories, while Poland’s Iga Swiatek reached the last 32.

Australian Open Champion Madison Keys of the United States, Germany’s EVA LYS 1-6 6-3 7-6 (7-1) saved two match points before defeating.