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Mirra Andreeva swept past Janice Tjen 6-2, 6-2 at the US Open, winning 12 straight points to close the first set and never facing a break point as she sailed into round two.
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Mirra Andreeva made light work of Janice Tjen at the US Open, cruising to a 6-2, 6-2 victory to book her place in the second round.
The Russian teenager was in commanding form from the outset. She won seven of eight points at the net during the opening set and rattled off 12 consecutive points to seal it. Her serve proved untouchable throughout - she didn't face a single break point in the entire match.
It was the second time in just 14 days that Andreeva had dispatched Tjen, and the result was equally one-sided. The scoreline flattered the Indonesian, who had no answer to her opponent's relentless precision.
Andreeva will next face Eva Lys, who progressed after beating Gabriela Knutson. It promises to be a stiffer test - but on this evidence, Andreeva is in the kind of form that could carry her deep into the draw.
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