Zheng Qinwen Loses Seven Consecutive Games, Falls 1-2 to Eala in Washington First Round

Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen suffered a first-round exit at the WTA500 Washington Open, losing 1-2 to world No. 28 Alexandra Eala. Zheng lost seven consecutive games during the match. She won the first set 6-4 after trailing 0-2, but then lost three straight games in the second set to fall 4-6. In the decisive third set, Zheng fell behind 0-4 early, broke back once, but ultimately lost 1-6. Eala will face seventh seed and defending champion Leylah Fernandez in the second round. The match highlighted Zheng's mental fluctuations, a recurring issue noted by observers.

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