Russia Open: Stefani Stoeva slaughters Vendina Anastasia in a lopsided Women’s Singles encounter
Bulgaria’s Stefani Stoeva delivered a staggering performance in the Women’s Singles first round when she slaughtered Russia’s Vendina Anastasia in a lopsided encounter at the 2012 Russia Open Grand Prix in Vladivostok, on Wednesday, June 27.
The aggressive Bulgarian shuttler showed urgency in crushing her local opponent and worked really well to stamp a remarkable victory over Vendina in a sensational fashion without facing even a meagre resistance.
Stefani was miles ahead of her opponent in all aspects of the game and she easily tamed Vendina in straight games with a stunning margin on the board without even playing her full game.
On the other hand, the local shuttler failed to deliver despite having the support of her home crowd and eventually crashed out in the opening round of the tournament without creating a strong impact.
In the opening rallies of first game, the Bulgarian shuttler showed her tremendous skills and impressive speed on court and managed an early lead without any considerable effort.
In the meanwhile, the local shuttler failed to show her brilliance as she could not return the powerful shots of her rival and also threw away many points by executing negative shots.
The in-form Stefani continued her smooth ride in the game and easily took a huge lead of 11-2 on the score board.
After the break, the Bulgarian did not stop her roller-coaster performance and kept the pace at the maximum level.
Stefani did not let the Russian to score even a single point in the concluding half of opening game and won the first set with a surprising margin of 21-2.
In the second game, Stefani again was on driving seat as she did not show any sign of slowing down the pace of rallies and reached at 11-2 until the mid-game interval.
After the break, Vendina accelerated her speed and tried to reduce the gap but failed to stop her Bulgarian opponent who was on a different level.
Stefani remained on track and wrapped up the set with an incredible ease by a one-sided 21-5 score on the board.
The impressive Bulgarian shuttler won this one-sided battle in just 12 minutes with a lopsided score of 21-2 and 21-5.
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