Jessica Pegula is into her 1️⃣0️⃣th quarter-final of the season and becomes the second WTA player to reach 10 quarter-finals in 2023 after Iga Swiatek 🤝 #NBO23
Model of WTA consistency: Pegula reaches 10th Quarter-Final in 13 tournaments, only betttered by Swiatek
WTAFriday, 11 August 2023 at 19:30
Jessica Pegula continues to showcase consistency in the WTA, reaching her 10th quarter-final in 13 tournaments, only surpassed by Iga Swiatek.
The American tennis player has maintained her position as one of the most consistent players on the WTA tour, consistently advancing in the tournaments she competes in. Once again, she has secured a spot in the top eight thanks to her performance at the WTA National Bank Toronto Open.
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Pegula holds a record of 37/13 this year, having reached the quarter-finals five times, the semi-finals four times, and the final once at the Doha Open, where she fell 3-6, 0-6 to the Polish player Iga Swiatek.
Precisely, the world No. 1 is the only player who surpasses Pegula in this statistic, having reached the quarter-finals 11 times. The American's consistency allowed her to climb to world No. 3 this week, her best career ranking, displacing Elena Rybakina from the top 3, a position she had held alongside Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka in recent months.
So far in 2023, Pegula has only missed reaching the quarter-finals of tournaments on three occasions, and only one of those times did she exit in the first round, at Indian Wells, defeated by Petra Kvitova.
In the clay season, she also experienced two early exits: at the French Open, where she only reached the third round, falling to the 28th seed Elise Mertens, and at the Rome Open, where she was defeated in the first round by her compatriot Taylor Townsend, being the only tournament where she exited in the first round.
Despite her consistency, Pegula has yet to secure a title in 2023, with her most recent title dating back to October 2022 when she defeated Maria Sakkari to claim the title at the WTA 1000 Guadalajara Open.
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her current participation in Montreal, Pegula has already surpassed Yulia
Putintseva and Jasmine Paolini, and she will face her doubles partner Coco
Gauff in the quarter-finals. Gauff comes with a streak of six consecutive wins,
including the title at last week's DC Open.
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