The most unexpected drama of the day came after the incredible Zheng-Navarro battle.
Qinwen won after saving match point. The handshake was tense and explained by both players afterwords.
Navarro. "I just told her I didn't respect her as a competitor. I think she goes about things in a pretty cut-throat way. It makes for a locker room that doesn't have a lot of camaraderie, so it's tough to face an opponent like that, who I really don't respect. But, kudos to her, she played some good tennis there at the end. She played better than me".
Zheng. "She told me she doesn't know how I have a lot of fans. It looks like she's not happy with my behaviour towards her. If she's not happy about my behaviour, she can come and tell me. I would like to correct it to become a better player and a better person. I'm glad that she told me that. I will not consider it an attack because she lost the match."
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Happy to share that I have been awarded the postdoctoral fellowship from @AHA_Research with a 0.27% percentile rank! Huge improvement from triaged last year🥹 Many thanks to my mentor @LabSaltiel, and amazing references from dear @xiaoyong_yang@YasukoIwakiri and Dr. Ron Evans
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@karas_nashed@LinkedIn The same happened to me - the account has been pro-actively locked by LinkedIn. Upon uploading the id (drivers license), there's no sign of recovery, and it has been 4 calendar and 2 business days. I tried to DM the case number and email address to LinkedIn Help too, no response.
Daria Kasatkina before her match against Aryna Sabalenka:
“We spent the whole yesterday thinking how to promote my YouTube channel. I think this is it. Guys, subscribe. In case the match isn’t interesting, you can watch the YouTube” 😂
Promo queen.