0-2! The third-time Grand Slam runner-up was eliminated, the former Wimbledon champion returned to the quarterfinals after 14 months or played in the world first

On June 20, the 2025 WTA500 Berlin Station ended first in the first quarter-finals. The third-time Grand Slam runner-up and Tunisian star Jabbar were eliminated, losing two sets in a row 4-6 and 1-6, losing 0-2 to the former Wimbledon champion and Czech star Vanjosova.

In this site, Jabbar and Vandersova both ushered in a strong recovery. Jabbar, who was shortlisted for the main tournament as the lucky loser in the qualifying round, eliminated Dolehead and Bolini in the main tournament, and in both games, he swept in straight sets, and Bolini was also the No. 4 seed in the tournament. Wanzhuosava, who is in the same division, has passed the ranks of 164th in the world. In the first round, she eliminated this year's Australian Open champion and No. 7 seed Keith 2-0 with a big score. In the second round, she defeated the 12th Schneider 2-1 in three sets. In the 2/4th district of the lottery, Jabbar and Vanjosova each eliminated two top eight seeds from the district to complete the meeting. This is also a reappearance of the 2023 Wimbledon final matchup. Vanjosova defeated Jabbar 6-4 to win his first Grand Slam championship in his career.

This time, Wanzhuosova broke the serve in the opening stage, and then maintained the lead of breaking the serve, winning the first set 6-4 with the game, leading Jabbar 1-0.

I thought Jay Barr would fight back in the second set. After all, this Tunisian star is also the runner-up of the third Grand Slam of Wimbledon and the 1st US Open. However, he did not expect that Jay Barr was defeated and was broken by Wanzhuosova three times in the second set. He lost 1-6 with a game. He only resisted for 1 hour and 14 minutes and was swept 0-2 with a big score. Post-match technical statistics show that a higher first-time goal rate and fewer unforced turnovers are the key to Vanjosova's victory.

For former Wimbledon champion Wanzhuova, this time she entered the WTA 500 Berlin quarter-finals, and she returned to the top 4 of the Tour after 14 months. In the semi-finals, she may play against the world's No. 1 Sabalenka (another quarter-final in the first half is Sabalenka vs. Lebakinna). 14 months ago, the 2024 Stuttgart Station was the last time that Vandosova entered the top four tournament. At that time, Vandosova reversed Sabalenka 2-1 in the quarter-finals, ending a four-game losing streak against Sabalenka.