The 3rd day of the Rome Open brings us more interesting matches as we will see Victoria Azarenka, Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff among others on the court.
The Rome is heating up as more and more top-rated players are stepping out to play their first matches.
The weather forecast is not great, rain is expected but organisers will be hoping to get a really solid day like they did on Wednesday. Play will start at 11:00 CET and on the main court we'll see Azarenka take on Stephens.
After that, it's Goffin against native player Nardi. Sonego and Chardy will play after that and then it's Madrid Open champion Aryna Sabalenka playing Sofia Kenin.
Matteo Arnaldi and Schwartzman will finish it off. Some other interesting matches include Coco Gauff taking on Yulia Putintseva.
Check out the full schedule below.
Rome Open Schedule:
Thursday, May 11, 2023
Day 4
Center Court Starts At 11:00 Am
Victoria Azarenka VS Sloane Stephens
Not Before 1:00 Pm
R128 Luca Nardi VS David Goffin
Followed By
R128 Lorenzo Sonego VS Jeremy Chardy
Not Before 7:00 PM
Sofia Kenin VS Aryna Sabalenka
Not Before 8:30 Pm
R128 Matteo Arnaldi VS Diego Schwartzman
Grand Stand Arena Starts At 11:00 Am
Karolina Pliskova VS Anna Bondar
Not Before 1:00 PM
Coco Gauff VS Yulia Putintseva
Followed By
R128 Albert Ramos-Vinolas VS Francesco Passaro
Followed By
Taylor Townsend VS Jessica Pegula
Not Before 7:00 Pm
R128 Stefano Napolitano VS Alex Molcan
Pietrangeli Starts At 11:00 Am
R128 Giulio Zeppieri VS Daniel Altmaier
Followed By
R128 Marco Cecchinato VS Mackenzie McDonald
Followed By
R128 Dusan Lajovic VS Nuno Borges
Followed By
Anastasia Potapova VS Elisabetta Cocciaretto
Followed By
Caroline Garcia VS Ana Bogdan
Court 12 Starts At 11:00 Am
Nuria Parrizas Diaz VS Veronika Kudermetova
Followed By
Magda Linette VS Linda Noskova
Followed By
Magdalena Frech VS Madison Keys
Followed By
R128 Nicolas Jarry VS Yannick Hanfmann
Followed By
R128 Quentin Halys VS J.J. Wolf
Court 1 Starts At 11:00 Am
R128 Marc-Andrea Huesler VS Jason Kubler
Followed By
R128 Ugo Humbert VS Emil Ruusuvuori
Followed By
Elena Gabriela-Ruse VS Beatriz Haddad Maia
Followed By
Camila Osorio VS Petra Martic
Followed By
Kirsten FlipkensAlicja Rosolska VS Storm HunterElise Mertens
Court 2 Starts At 11:00 Am
R128 Hugo Dellien VS Roberto Carballes Baena
Followed By
R128 Adrian Mannarino VS Thiago Monteiro
Followed By
R128 Guido Pella VS Maxime Cressy
Followed By
R128 Corentin Moutet VS Fabian Marozsan
Followed By
Ulrikke EikeriMiyu Kato VS Yifan XuZhaoxuan Yang
Court 3 Starts At 11:00 Am
Irina-Camelia Begu VS Xiyu Wang
Followed By
Caty McNally VS Marie Bouzkova
Followed By
Anhelina Kalinina VS Anna Blinkova
Followed By
TBD VS Qinwen Zheng
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