
Alexandra Eala defeated Naomi Osaka 6-4, 6-2 in the semifinals of the Washington tournament. Eala served 0 aces and 1 double fault, while Osaka served 5 aces and 5 double faults. Eala won the match with 4 service breaks to Osaka's 1.
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“She's such an accomplished player, and I think she's made waves on and off the tennis court for so many reasons. There's so much respect for her for that, and you know I'm really excited.”
Osaka recovered from a set down in the quarterfinals and is gaining confidence from winning matches this season despite not playing at her best.
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Clear favourite · Osaka N. clearly ahead, but no certainty
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