Marta Kostyuk showed off her defensive speed and soft hands to best Diana Shnaider in the first set of their quarterfinal at the Hana Bank Korea Open.
Others who struggled in New York also had satisfying performances last week.
Diana Shnaider came back from the brink in the first set against Marta Kostyuk to advance to her fifth Hologic WTA Tour semifinal of the year at the Hana Bank Korea Open.
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