Berlin ladies open
WTA Tour: Gauff, Kalinskaya Advance In Berlin After Jabeur, Sabalenka Retire
It was a disappointing end for Jabeur, who gamely saved a total of 10 set points to take Gauff to the brink in the first set. The American saved two set points in the tiebreak but ultimately prevailed to advance to her third career grass-court semifinal.
"I was happy with how I was able to play," Gauff was quoted as saying by WTA Tour in a report on its website. "Of course, I send my best wishes to Ons. It's not the way you want to finish a match, especially with someone who is so nice on and off the court."
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