Gabriela Cé wins on the opening day of the Curitiba Open
Gabriela Cé opened the Curitiba Open with a 6/4, 6/0 win over Chile's Fernanda Zabrana, the first Brazilian victory at the tournament. Junior Eduarda Gomes, known as Duda, lost 6/3, 6/4 to Antonia Vergada despite saving four match points.
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No saibro do Graciosa Country Club, a gaúcha Gabriela Cé abriu o Curitiba Open (WTA 125) com 6/4 e 6/0 sobre a chilena Fernanda Zabrana, que veio do qualificatório, nesta segunda-feira.
Canhota de 33 anos, ela perdeu os dois primeiros games e depois dominou. "Comecei um pouco presa, me sentindo meio pesada em quadra, sem vigor, acho que um pouco por conta do nervosismo e por ser a reta final de uma longa temporada", contou. "Depois consegui encontrar ritmo, fiquei me estimulando e procurando a energia certa. Terminei muito bem".
É a primeira vitória dela em 125 nesta temporada; ocupa o 346º lugar, tem três títulos de nível 35 desde janeiro e pode subir 13 posições. A próxima rival sai de Solana Sierra (cabeça 3, 99ª) contra Justina Gonzalez, na terça.
Antes, a juvenil Eduarda Gomes, a Duda, perdeu para Antonia Vergada por 6/3 e 6/4, salvando quatro match points. "Saio muito satisfeita com esta experiência", disse ela, que teve sua primeira vitória profissional em agosto, em Alphaville. Júlia Konishi caiu diante de Leyre Romero (5ª cabeça, 130ª) por 6/2 e 6/1.
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