Paula Badosa is already in the quarter-finals in Rome

In an exciting and very long match (more than three hours), Badosa confirmed that she has recovered the good feelings to get rid of Muchova, the number four favorite of the tournament. The mentality and character allowed the Altempordanese to straighten the course of a game that seemed to be put on its neck early on with a break de Muchova which made the score 2-4. Badosa responded with anger and ended up winning 6-4 in the first set thanks to two breaks. In the second, things were even more even, and Badosa lost serve a few times. At the tie-break, Girona lost 7-4. The joy would come in the last set, with a break in the opening game that allowed her to play much more calmly and at the same time made Muchova collapse (6-2).