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Roland Garros: Maja Chwalińska Reaches Quarterfinals After Defeating Diane Parry
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Roland Garros: Maja Chwalińska Reaches Quarterfinals After Defeating Diane Parry

From Rzeczpospolita · () Polish

Translated from Polish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Polish tennis player Maja Chwalińska has advanced to the quarterfinals of the Roland Garros tournament.
  • She defeated Diane Parry in two sets (6:3, 6:2) to become the only remaining Polish singles player after Iga Świątek's exit.
  • This marks the most significant match of Chwalińska's career, who qualified for the main draw through preliminary rounds.

Maja Chwalińska continues her impressive run at Roland Garros, securing a spot in the quarterfinals after defeating France's Diane Parry in straight sets. The Polish player won the match 6:3, 6:2, becoming the sole Polish representative in the singles competition following the earlier departure of Iga Świątek.

The victory over Parry, ranked 114th in the world, marks the most significant achievement in Chwalińska's career to date. Notably, her opponent in the fourth round was closer in ranking than her previous opponent, Maria Sakkari, whom she eliminated in the third round.

Chwalińska's journey to the quarterfinals has been remarkable. She entered the main draw through the qualifying rounds and previously defeated strong opponents like China's Qinwen Zheng and Belgium's Elise Mertens. Her opponent, Diane Parry, also caused an upset by eliminating the sixth-seeded Amanda Anisimova.

The first set saw both players hold their serves initially, but Chwalińska secured a crucial break to lead 5:3 and closed out the set 6:3. In the second set, after fending off a break point, Chwalińska broke Parry's serve to take a 3:2 lead. She maintained her momentum, breaking Parry again to win the set 6:2 and clinch the match.

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Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.