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Sorana Cîrstea

Sorana Cîrstea

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Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Sorana Cîrstea".

Oct 19, 2026

Christian BasnightHOST
22:44
She was injured during her semifinal in Wuhan against Swiatek, and she has a tough opener against Marie Bouzková, who tested her a lot during their US Open third round match.
Christian BasnightHOST
22:54
Sorana Cîrstea is also here as a potential quarterfinal opponent.
Christian BasnightHOST
22:58
Swiatek is currently 545 points behind Karolína Muchová in the finals race, and even if she wins Ningbo, she'd have to win a match in Tokyo next week to surpass Muchová, and that's if Muchová does not take a wild card into Tokyo.
Christian BasnightHOST
23:13
But Marta is still in the running as well, but she would need to win both Ningbo and Tokyo in order to surpass Muchová.
Chris HarrisHOST
7:27
Made her big push last summer.
Chris HarrisHOST
7:29
And I was there in person when she makes the final in Cleveland and, you know, plays a really fun match with Sorana Cirstea in that final.
Chris HarrisHOST
7:38
Followed that up by making the round of 16 in Beijing.
Chris HarrisHOST
7:41
Wins the title in Guangzhou to close out the year.
Alex GruskinHOST
16:24
No breaks have gone her way this season.
Alex GruskinHOST
16:27
Um, Guo Han-Ying, who I've been watching a little bit more of, uh, she gets the three-set win, of course, uh, the wildcard over Sorana Cîrstea.
Alex GruskinHOST
16:38
Um, yeah, again, like impressive form.
Alex GruskinHOST
16:42
Obviously, you're hoping Cîrstea can put one more together.
VanshGUEST
37:33
Yeah.
NickHOST
37:33
There's dangerous players on paper like Siniakova, Samsonova, and Cirstea, but I'm looking at Svitolina going, I like her chances.
VanshGUEST
37:43
I do as well.
VanshGUEST
37:44
She's been pretty consistent all year.
VanshGUEST
38:21
Yeah.
VanshGUEST
38:22
Um, yeah, honestly, it could go...
VanshGUEST
38:26
Yeah, I think Cirstea's gonna be motivated as well because, you know, it's like literally one of her final tournaments.
NickHOST
38:32
Mm.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:32
But trying to get back to that stage, whether she can or not, we'll have to see.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:35
Um, Ostapenko, sh- again, another player, she hasn't won back-to-back matches since Wimbledon, when she retired here in her only match last year when she lost to Sorana Cîrstea.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:44
I think she lost the first set and retired, retired afterwards.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:47
Um, she did win her opening matches though in Seoul and Beijing, and, uh, she was a break up in that final set against Elise Mertens.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:34
Whether she can or not, we'll have to see.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:35
Um, Ostapenko sh- again, another player, she hasn't won back-to-back matches since Wimbledon, when she retired here in her only match last year when she lost to Sorana Cîrstea.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:44
I think she lost the first set and retired, retired afterwards.
Tim DennisGUEST
14:47
Um, she did win her opening matches though in Seoul and Beijing, and, uh, she was a break up in that final set against Elise Mertens.
Alex GruskinHOST
11:12
Again, I still would put that a shade low.
Alex GruskinHOST
11:14
Like, I still just think the best version of her in a single match is, certainly would be better than a Muchova who's ahead of her at 21, a Collins Sky at 20, a Neola at 19, a Cirstea maybe at 16, although not, not Cirstea's season, maybe a Schneider at 13, a Bencic at 12.
Alex GruskinHOST
11:30
Like, she is in this top 15 conversation.
Alex GruskinHOST
11:33
And that she's worked herself back into it so quickly here down the home stretch of 2026.
Tim DennisGUEST
19:20
I think she had quite heavy strapping on her leg that day, if, if memory serves.
Tim DennisGUEST
19:25
And, uh, Sorana Cîrstea she lost to, and also Amanda Anisimova.
Tim DennisGUEST
19:28
So she's only sort of losing to top 20 players in the world right now, Bartyková.
Tim DennisGUEST
19:32
Obviously, she had that amazing performance against Sabalenka, um, winning 6-4, 6-3.

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