Brenda Fruhvirt made a successful WTA debut in Seoul, South Korea. The fourteen-year-old Czech tennis player dealt a home substitute with a debacle 6: 0, 6: 1.
The younger of the Fruhvirt sisters duo has made an impressive record in tennis statistics. She transformed her premiere in an adult professional tour into her concert and talent demonstration.
In the first round of the not very busy event, the fourth player in the junior world rankings, Ju-Hae Moon from South Korea allowed a single game.
She relentlessly declassified her opponent, who entered the tournament at the last minute as a substitute for the resigned Serbian Natalia Stevanovičová. In the first set, which lasted only seventeen minutes, the young Czech lost only five balls.
Overall, the holder of the wild card stayed in the court for 50 minutes and is looking forward to the second round.
In it, she will already experience a more difficult challenge, her opponent should be the 262nd player of the world, the Japanese Juki Naitová. However, if Fruhvirt succeeds in this duel as well, she could challenge the former world top ten, the star Frenchwoman Kristina Mladenovicová, in the quarterfinals.
The former doubles queen in Seoul plays the role of the highest-ranking player.
Brendina’s sister, Linda, who is two years older, easily advanced to the second round on Monday in South Korea. Both have had a successful period in junior tournaments, and in recent weeks they have met three times in a row in the finals.
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