The best tennis player in the world, Iga Schvyontek, secured a place in the second round of Roland Garros after today she defeated the Ukrainian Leisa Tsurenko without any problems, whom she allowed to win only two games (6: 2,6: 0).

Shvjontek in both sets three times per m took the service of the opponent and in 56 minutes of play secured a place in the second round where he expects a duel with the American Alison Rike who with 6: 3,6, 3: XNUMX was better than Diana Jastremska.

With the triumph over Tsurenko, Schweontek continued the winning streak of 29 matches and came close to the record in women's tennis held by Serena Williams, who in 2013 achieved 34 victories in a row.

Unlike Shvjontek who "tramples" the opponents, the former best tennis player in the world, Aomi Osaka, is losing. The Japanese tennis player lost in the first round of Roland Garros to the American Amanda Anisimova with 7: 5,6: 4.

Placement in the second round was secured by the Czech Petra Kvitova, who was better than the Hungarian Ana Bondar with 7: 6, 6: 1, as well as Victoria Azarenka who with 6: 7,7: 6,6: 2 was better than the Romanian Bogdan.