In a thrilling match at the ITF W75 tournament in Trnava, Slovakia, Estonian women's tennis leader Elena Malõgina showcased her skills by defeating the top-seeded Lola Radivojevic, currently ranked 144th in the WTA rankings. After falling behind 0-2 in the first set, the 25-year-old Malõgina rallied to win four consecutive games, ultimately claiming the first set 6-4. This remarkable comeback demonstrated her resilience and ability to perform under pressure.

The momentum shifted positively for Malõgina as she continued her winning streak into the second set, winning five games in a row from the start. Although Radivojevic managed to secure a single game later in the set, Malõgina quickly sealed the match with a decisive win of 6-1, showcasing her dominance throughout the contest. The match lasted for one hour and 46 minutes, during which Malõgina hit two aces and committed one double fault, while Radivojevic scored three aces but also had three double faults.

Malõgina’s performance indicates her growing prowess in the sport, as she capitalized on 11 break opportunities, converting four, while her opponent could only convert one out of three chances. This victory not only propels Malõgina into the semi-finals of the tournament but also highlights her potential as a leading player in women's tennis from Estonia, marking a significant milestone in her career.