“Swiatek’s defeat was a surprise. She may not be as confident on grass as she is on clay, but she is a leader in world women’s tennis. Putintseva played very well, she has quick feet and she followed the ball a lot,” Olkhovsky said.
The match ended with a score of 3:6, 6:1, 6:2 in favor of Putintseva. In the fourth round, she will face Latvian representative Jelena Ostapenko. The match is scheduled for July 8.
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