Rybakina, Goff and Andreeva in the third round of the US Open

United States Open Tennis Championship

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The world's second-ranked tennis player, Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina, advanced to the third round of the US Open, after defeating the world's 105th-ranked player, Jessica Bousas Maneiro from Spain, after two sets, 6:2, 6:4, early this morning in New York.

The match lasted one hour and eight minutes.

Rybakina broke the Spaniard four times, while Bousas Maneiro won one break. The Kazakh player hit seven aces, while Bousas Maneiro did not win a single point directly from serve. Rybakina will play in the third round against world number 58 Yulia Starodubtseva of Ukraine, who defeated world number 35 Maria Sakari of Greece in the second round after three sets, 1:6, 7:6, 6:2.

The fourth-ranked tennis player in the world, American Coco Gauff, advanced to the third round after defeating the 87th-ranked player in the world, Paula Badosa from Spain, in two sets - 6:4, 7:6.

The match lasted two hours.

Goff broke the Spanish player's serve three times, while Badosa won two breaks.

Goff will play another player from Spain in the third round, world number 40 Kristina Bukša, who defeated world number 144 Japanese player Himena Sakatsuma in the second round after three sets - 7:6, 6:7, 7:6.

The world's fifth-ranked tennis player, Russian Mira Andreeva, advanced to the third round after defeating the world's 98th-ranked player, German Eva Liss, in two sets, 6:0, 6:2, in the second round.

The match lasted an hour and three minutes.

Andreeva broke the German player's serve six times, while Liss won one break.

Andreeva will play against the world's 34th ranked tennis player, Czech Nikola Bartunkova, in the third round.

Also advancing to the third round were the 14th ranked American tennis player Iva Jović, who defeated Britain's Francesca Jones in the second round, and the 121st ranked Chinese player Qinwen Zhen, who defeated Kazakhstan's Yulia Putintseva.

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