In the first match since Wimbledon’s victory, Iga Sotek is easily proceeded in Montreal

Montreal-Wimbledon Champion IGA Sweetch easily ahead in the third round of the National Bank Open, defeated by Guo Haniyeu of China-3-5, -1-1.

For the first time after routing for the sixth, 6-6, 6-6 for his sixth Major in the Wimbledon final, Sweetch went ahead with a margin of 3-0 to win his games.

“I think I’ve played a really tight match today,” said Swetek. “After a long break from the surface, playing the first match on the hard court is always complicated, so I’m glad I just focused on myself, adjusted with the conditions and played well.”

The second class Polish star will face Germany’s Eva Lais, winning-3-4, -4-5 against Anastasia Pavlwchhenkova in Russia in a night match.

Jessica Pigha, a two-time defending champion in the United States, also advanced to Mary Sakkari in Greece to the top of 7-5, 6-4. America’s fifth grade Amanda Anisimova defeated New Zealand Lulu San-4-6, -6-6 (5).

The sixth grade Madison keys in the United States defeated Laura Siegemund in Germany-2-2, -1-6, and former Japanese top player Naomi Osaka rally in Russia’s Ludmila Samsonova 3-6, -6-6 ()), -3-6 goals.