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A former junior champion, the Danish teenager derailed her higher-ranked opposition thanks to a fearless performance that puts her in sight of the second week.

The former Roland Garros champion made quick work of Rebecca Peterson while her fellow seeds fell to Alizé Cornet and Clara Tauson, respectively.

After breakthrough seasons, these two youngsters appear poised to do even better in 2022.

The woman who beat her in that final, Garbine Muguruza, rises to No. 6, her highest ranking since July 2018.

US Open champion Emma Raducanu also reaches a new career-high, rising one spot to No. 22.

The Danish teenager won the final edition of the indoor event in three grueling sets, showing off her improved physical and mental fitness.

The defending champion and Olympic silver medalist each edged through their respective quarterfinal clashes without dropping a set.

Though Tauson is culturally and visually reminiscent of former No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki, the teenager draws a fine line between the 2018 Australian Open champion’s defense and her own aggressive style.

The Danish teenager's clay-court campaign is back on track after a solid first-round win in Paris.