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Maria Sakkari powers through to next round of Charleston Open

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Maria Sakkari reaches the last 16 of the Charleston Open. Photo WTA.
Maria Sakkari reaches the last 16 of the Charleston Open. Photo: WTA.

Greek tennis star, Maria Sakkari reached the last 16 of the Charleston Open by defeating Bulgarian, Viktoriya Tomova in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3.

According to tennismajors.com, Sakkari, ranked No. 7 in the world and seeded 3 for this tournament, will play the winner of the match between Ukrainian Lesia Tsurenko, the No. 16 seed, and Australian, Astra Sharma, next.

Source: tennismajors.com



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