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How Arango went from a nap and a book to the second round in Beijing
Emiliana Arango thought her tournament was over after losing to Ella Seidel in qualifying. She was casually enjoying a book, on the verge of a nap, when she got the call that she would be playing soon in the main draw.
The Colombian was enjoying a relaxing morning after losing in qualifying to Ella Seidel. She practiced for an hour or so, signed autographs and was reading a book in the player's lounge — on the verge of a nap — when she got the urgent call that she was scheduled to play in the main draw of the China Open.
Suzan Lamens done in Beijing after first-round exit against Arango
Suzan Lamens, the only Dutch player in the WTA 1000 Masters tournament in Beijing, China, was eliminated early after a first-round defeat to lucky loser Emiliana Arango: 6-3, 6-3.
The 24-year-old Arango lost in the final round of the qualifying tournament to Ella Seidel, but got into the tournament as a lucky loser due to wild card Yafan Wang pulling out of the tournament.
Wang's retirement secured a match for Colombian Arango against Suzan Lamens, the Dutch 57th-ranked player.
Given a golden opportunity, Arango quickly made the most of it with a break in her opponent's first service game. Lamens raced to a 40-0 lead in the first game and couldn't reel in the game, but did snag one from Arango in the third game.
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