2023 Hungarian Grand Prix Budapest WTA Draw featuring Bernarda Pera, Tatjana Maria, Putintseva and Avanesyan
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The draw for the 2023 edition of the Hungarian Grand Prix
Budapest WTA has been made where some promising players from the women’s
singles circuit will play.
The tournament will be played from July 17 to 23 in Hungary
on the clay court.
America’s Bernarda Pera will be the top-seeded player in the
competition and she will face Russia’s Diana Shnaider in the round of 32 clash.
The 28-year-old will be hoping to have a good outing at the
competition after having a horrendous time at Wimbledon 2023 where she suffered
a first-round exit after losing to Bulgaria’s Viktoriya Tomova with a score of
6-7, 6-3, 6-3.
Germany Tatjana Maria will face France’s Carole Monnet in
the first round of the competition on Monday.
Kazakhstan’s Yulia Putintseva will be up against a qualifier
in the opening round whereas Russia’s Elina Avanesyan will face Slovakia’s Rebecca
Sramkova in her tournament opener.
2023 Hungarian Grand Prix Budapest Draw
| 1. Bernarda Pera (1) |
| 2. Diana Shnaider |
| 3. Daria Saville |
| 4. Tereza Martincova |
| 5. Kristina Kucova |
| 6. Qualifier |
| 7. Qualifier |
| 8. Kamilla Rakhimova (7) |
| 9. Nadia Podoroska (9) |
| 10. Storm Hunter |
| 11. Evgeniya Rodina |
| 12. Qualifier |
| 13. Timea Babos |
| 14. Anna Bondar |
| 15. Rebecca Sramkova |
| 16. Elina Avanesyan (6) |
| 17. Anna Karolina Schmiedlova (8) |
| 18. Polina Kudermetova |
| 19. Qualifier |
| 20. Tamara Korpatsch |
| 21. Qualifier |
| 22. Claire Liu |
| 23. Qualifier |
| 24. Yulia Putintseva (4) |
| 25. Tatjana Maria (5) |
| 26. Carole Monnet |
| 27. Fanny Stollar |
| 28. Qualifier |
| 29. Natalia Szabanin |
| 30. Kateryna Baindl |
| 31. Amarissa Toth |
| 32. Shuai Zhang (2) |
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