Due to the sudden rain at the start of the Australian Open on the 12th, the Chinese tennis team originally planned to play five on the first day of the tournament, but it eventually became three people. In addition to Zheng Qinwen passing the first round, Wang Xinyu and Buyun Chaoket failed to pass the opponent's test.

Before the Australian Open draw came out, everyone knew that it was not easy for Wang Xinyu to end her two-game losing streak on the tour from the Australian Open, but she really didn't expect to meet the Spanish beauty Badosa in her debut.

Maybe Wang Xinyu also knows that there is no other way out than to defeat Badosa except for hard work, and from the first set, she has been integrated with the eye-catching red clothes on her body, like a raging flame, playing well on the offensive end.

Yumeiren's move, anyone with a discerning eye knows that she is ready to fight directly with Badosa. Those who are familiar with the Spanish beauty know that this is a player who is very good at playing attack. Wang Xinyu is like this, although it makes people look pleasing to the eye, but it still makes everyone very worried about forcing an attack with Badosa in this way, whether it will be a little worse because of Taoism, and it will suffer in the end.

After seeing Wang Xinyu use her violent tennis to take the lead in the first set to score a dream start of 3-1, everyone still thinks that this method may be really effective against Bardosa, and if she continues to play like this, it is very likely to stun the Spanish beauty.

I never thought that as the game gradually moved forward, Wang Xinyu's tactics still didn't seem to be effective enough in front of Badosa. After the Spanish beauty improved her combat effectiveness, Yu Meiren quickly couldn't stand it, and was actually defeated by Badosa in six games in a row to win the first set 6-3.

The contest in the second set made the two tennis beauties completely let go, and they should not be elegant. Both men upgraded their firepower from the start, hoping to break through the opponent's defense first and control the initiative of the game in their own hands. Although there were also breaks in the process, no one became the dominant side in the end, resulting in this set directly entering the tie-break.

Wang Xinyu's performance in the tie-break was the most disappointing, holding a 3-0 lead, but in the end, she made a fatal mistake like the first set, failed to consolidate the advantage, and thus lost the crucial set that decided her life and death, so that Bardosa ended the battle and gave Yumei a round.

This is the second consecutive year that Wang Xinyu has suffered a round of defeats at the Australian Open! In this regard, some fans and netizens bluntly said that it seems that Melbourne is really not a blessed place for Yu Mei, her best result so far at the Australian Open is only to reach the second round, this time losing to Badosa in the first round, "It can only be said that luck is still not on Wang Xinyu's side." ”

Although Wang Xinyu lost to Badosa in two sets, Yumeiren's performance was not bad, just her super tenacious fighting spirit and hard work made people have to praise her.

In the two sets, whether it was the first set or the second set tie-break, Wang Xinyu was the leading side, but unfortunately at the most critical time of the game and when she needed to prove herself the most, Yu Meiren's tenacity and game temperament were slightly worse, so she lost to Badosa in two sets.

There is another crucial reason why Wang Xinyu lost the match with an advantage: she couldn't control too many of her mistakes.

She scored 32 winning points in the game, 23 more than Bardosa's nine, and 40 unforced errors also swallowed up her advantage. If Yu Meiren's mistakes can be equal to Badosa's 15, or slightly more than her, I believe that the person who has the last laugh will most likely be Wang Xinyu, which is a pity.

Buyun Chaoket was originally the second person in the Chinese army who was most optimistic to reach the second round of the Australian Open after Zheng Qinwen, but he didn't expect his performance to be too weak.

In the first round against Habib, a qualifier ranked 219th in the world, Xiaobu was really optimistic before the game. In addition to the 65th ranking in the world, the pair met in Tenerife last year, and Buyun Chokert was also the winner.

With a double advantage, against the little-known Habib, it is only natural that Buyun Chaokert should be strongly supported.

It's just that Xiaobu's performance in the first set is inversely proportional to the optimism and high support rate of the outside world. Before entering the tie-break, Xiaobu's performance in all aspects was normal, but after entering the tie-break, in the face of Habib's sudden improvement in state, Buyun Chaoket suddenly felt a little at a loss, completely lacking the sharpness and hard work of last year's Hangzhou 250 and China Open 500 matches, and lost the first set.

It stands to reason that in the second set of the contest, Buyun Chaoket will definitely improve his state and Habib as before, but after the first eight games, Habib has become the leader after the toughness. With Habib winning the second set 6-4, he completely pushed Buyun Chaoket to the edge of the cliff.

Losing the first two sets in a row did make Buyun Chaoket a little confused. In the face of Habib, whose morale is getting stronger and more confident, Xiaobu has become the party that was broken early.

It wasn't until Habib's serve win that Buyun Chaokert finally came to his senses. Under the struggle to resist, although the danger was temporarily resolved and the score was equalized, in the final tie-break, Habib, who was already crazy, was upset by the qualifying players ranked outside the 200.

After the game, many people bluntly said that if Buyun Chaoket could show Wang Xinyu's hard work, he would not be defeated by Habib in three sets, and the lack of fighting spirit finally made Xiaobu pay a heavy price, and it was a pity that he missed the first victory in the main draw of a career Grand Slam.(Source: Tennis House Author: Starry Sky of Moon River)