Mal took home both as a tournament game, the Mexican Daniela Munoz and Erika Clarke, who were eliminated in the first round of the doubles in the form of American Audra Cohen and Megan Multon, the Women's Challenger tennis tournament, which was performed this week in the Sierra Madre Tennis Club.
After a very bad first set, the Mexican sought to correct the course but in the end were eliminated by a partner of Cohen and Multon by 6-1 and 6-4, now will have to try their luck in singles on Tuesday and will come into action together with Melisa Torres, who will face his first match in the Paraguayan Rosana de los Rios, planted number seven of the tournament.
In the game between Mexican and American held in the main stadium Club Sierra Madre, the difference was big because the U.S. exhibited a wide coordination, Audra Cohen was showcased with a strong serve and an accurate return by exploiting their height while Megan showed great Multon "Malice" in attacking the network.
In fact the U.S. were ahead by 3-0 in the first set and to reach out to Daniela Munoz, the reaction seemed to come and were placed in the Mexican advantage, but the repeated crossing of Multon to put the ball in the middle of the Mexican , With two double faults of Munoz, gave the game to go to 4-0.
The story was repeated in the next two games until Erika Clarke was able to "straighten the ship a bit," holding her serve, but Multon closed the first set for their cause by putting in numbers 6-1.
With the pull of the Mexican Daniela Munoz were placed ahead 1-0 in the second set, however, the U.S. took the next five games to go up 5-1, until the Mexican began to show better coordination, despite double faults on his serve Erika Clarke held his serve for 5-2 win over two games in putting the set 5-3.
Daniela Munoz said his thinking about making out the possibility of a reaction because the set was placed at 5-4 but the American then had two match point ", that the next game with a free kick Audra Cohen, not wasted to ensure victory.
In other matches of the pattern of singles, Sarah Borwel of England, won by 6-1 and 6-2 to Tamary Hendler of Belgium and Kelly League of Ireland, won in three sets by 4-6, 6-2 and 6 -2 Julia Cohen of the United States.
