Jelena Ostenko begins to show a shade of pattern that saw a crowned French open champion eight years with Latvian knocking over the top two players to win Monday Monday Monday.

Ostapenko became the first woman who beat the world number one and number two on the same Claycourt event since Serena Williams in Madrid in 2012 by tumbing Aryna Sabalenka in the final and Iga Switak in neighborhoods.

Her ninth name at the tour level, and only her second on the clay, he raised the remaining six places on the world’s 18th, marking her as a dark horse in front of Roland Garros, which begins 25. May.

“Honestly, I didn’t tell anyone, but I felt confident from the first day. I had a strange feeling in a good way”, “ She told reporters in Stuttgart.

“When I came here, I felt like something was going to happen this week. I felt pretty much I could win this tournament.

“I think I’m getting better day by day and I play better and better. I think I deserve it.”

Ostapenko, who also beat Switak on the way to Doha’s Finals in February before he lost Amanda AnisimovaFailed to reach Grand Slam Final since her breakthrough of Roland Garros in 2017. years.

However, she said that playing without loading expected was miracles for her this season.

“I had enough pressure in your career,” Ostapenko said the WTA website. “I didn’t feel that even though that was finally. I just played the game in my mind.”

Ostapenko will be in action in Madrid this week and sanja and another deep in Paris.

“I can obviously play well on this surface”, “ She added.

“I’ll go to the game, but everything can happen.”