Sorana Cirstea – Wickmayer Yanina

Sorana Cirstea – position 62 WTA

The player from Targoviste Federation Cup returns after almost three years in which the Track was not convened. Over the past year Sorana has evolved a lot in ITF and Challenger tournaments, to return to the top 100. Once its purpose has been achieved, Sorana began participating in tournaments again much stronger, getting better results at least until currently they are crowned with qualification in the knockout round at the Australian Open this year, where he was defeated by Garbine Muguruza of.

After the excellent performance recorded by Sorana in the first Grand Slam of the year it participated in the tournament in Taipei, where retired during meetings in the first round against Japanese Risa Ozaki (recorded when the score was in favor of Japanese withdrawal, 6-7 2-3). Sorana accused a slight injury and did not want to risk forcing it. Also mention that the game romance was a more consistent, this implying both by the game that it provides, and the aggressiveness of the land that he wants in the shortest time to return to top 30 best players in the world.

Yanina Wickamyer, position 60 WTA

On the other hand, the player from Belgium was only 2 over Sorana position in the WTA rankings, ranking number 60. It has not evolved at the Australian Open, where she was defeated by tour own distinctive since the player from Czech Lucie Safaravo at the end of a meeting where Wickmayer had no less than nine match balls. The defeat suffered against Safarov can not describe Wickmayer than as a player morale, it can to lose his temper very easily in tense moments of meetings. Also, many times in his career Wickmayer was defeated in games in which initially won the first set and was in pole position to get the final victory.

In other news, we mention that Yanina is a right handed player, executing two-handed backhand and his favorite surface is clay. So the ground hard from Polyvalent Hall would be an advantage to the player from Romania.
Info direct dispute Cirstea – Yanina Wickmayer