Arina Sobolenko: I Don't Even Know How Many Games I've Lost In A Row

The world's No. 2 tennis player commented on her loss to Mirra Andreeva.

The world's No. 2-ranked tennis player, Belarusian Arina Sobolenko spoke about her loss in the second-round match of the group stage at the WTA Finals to Russia’s Mirra Andreeva—4:6, 0:6.

— Why did the match turn out this way? Good question. Mirra definitely played some excellent tennis. What can I say right now? Bravo. It’s good that I still have a chance to advance from the group. I’ll need some time to recover from this match. I don’t even know how many games I lost in a row,” Sobolenko said, according to the official WTA website.

Earlier in the tournament, Andreeva defeated Ukrainian Elina Svitolina, while Sobolenko beat Karolina Muchova. Thus, Andreeva will advance from her group in first place. Arina still has a chance to reach the semifinals if she beats Svitolina in the third-round match.

Incidentally, the statistics favor the Belarusian: Arina has won six of her previous seven matches against Elina.

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