

Chwalinska proves Paris was no fluke
Catherine, David and Matt review the final few days of action in Wuhan and Shanghai as Maja Chwalinska and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina won their first 1000 level titles. Part one (00:00 - 29:40) We discuss the way Chwalinska has backed up her run to the Roland Garros final, how she came from a set down to defeat Sonay…

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“Very happy for my Maya. Such a breath of fresh air. I love to watch her play.”
“Well they said her game wouldn’t translate well on to the hard courts. I guess she showed her critics ( in fairness the Wuhan courts were pretty slow HC). As for grass, we saw T. Maria win Queens a year ago with a similar game style beating…”
“Iga made it clear, that she hadn't retired, because she wanted Maja to have an unqualfied win, without a "RET" asterisk. Now, that’s something that truly deserves respect and recognition. It’s not every day that someone plays through pain a…”
“Great match Soney Maja. Maja's first title. Bravo❤”
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