Saturday’s Evening Match – The Slot Most Covereded for Television Audiencees – Sees Men’s Serb Sixth Seed Novak Djokovic Face Austria’s Filip Misolic, While Sunday Night Will See Denmark’s Holger Rune Face ITALIAN LORENZO MusTTI.
“The Women’s Game Has Been Writing Its Own Legacy Loudly, Brilliantly, and for Far Too Long With Too Much Recography,” Jabeur Wrote on Social Media.
“The Game is not asking to be Seen. It is already shring.”
PEGULA, Who Plays Frenchwoman Lois Boisson in the Fourth Round on Monday, Said She Supports Jabeur’s Message.
“I’m Happy That She’s Able to Speak up, and she’s always readly good at Wanting everything to be equal and fighing for not just where she’s from, but also for Women in GENERAL,” Pegula Added.
“I’m with her and I think we have good that we desired the night amounted of Opportunity.”
