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Nuria Párrizas will compete in the main draw of the 2025 Australian Open

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 30 Dec 2024

Nuria Párrizas will play in the Australian Open 2025. Photo: gettyimages

Nuria Párrizas will not have to wait for last-minute dropouts or resort to the always demanding qualifying rounds to compete in the final draw of the Australian Open 2025. The Granada player already knows that her spot is guaranteed after Karolina Pliskova announced her absence due to injury. Therefore, there will be four Spanish representatives in the final draw of the first Grand Slam, with Párrizas joining Badosa, Bouzas, and Bucsa.

After Pliskova's withdrawal, Nuria Parrizas will play in the Main Draw of the Australian Open, without needing to go through the qualifiers, joining Paula, Jessica, and Cristina Bucsa pic.twitter.com/fdbICpdCrP

— tenisfemenino (@tenisfemenino2) December 30, 2024

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Gauff: "I go into every match thinking that I could lose, and that helps me play better." Photo: Getty Images

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