Earlier, Russian teenager Mira Andreva beat Christina Boxa to progress-despite the joke that she did not like the invitation to wake up early.
The 18 -year -old was the first court from the court, Susan Lingan, on Tuesday morning, when he went out at 11:00 local time in Paris.
The first Grand Slam championship was played as 10 Best Seeds, Andreva recovered from a double deficit in the first group to win 6-4 6-3.
“Frankly, it was very difficult,” Andreva said. “I am not really happy because I don't like to wake up early.”
Men's 11 men also complained of Daniel Medvedev also of early morning matches, and they jokingly, may “boycott” the morning matches.
However, it was not a fare as well as Andreva, as he lost his morning match against the British Cameron Nuri in an epic of five groups.
Andreva added: “I had to wake up at 6.40 and then I had 35 minutes to pack my bags and do everything.
“Then 25 minutes to have breakfast, 30 minutes to come here, then spent 11 minutes in the cabinet room, then we warm up and went on the field.
“It is very good.”
Andreva, who arrived in the semi -finals of Roland Garros last year, will face Susan Lammam from the Netherlands.
Elsewhere on Tuesday, Gabor suffered twice in the Wimbledon Championship in an early exit in the defeat of 7-6 (7-4) 6-0 by Magdalina Freich.
Jessica Pegola moved the third American seed to the second round, winning 6-2 6-4 against Echda Toduni Romania.
Victoria Azzinka, the winner twice in Victoria Azzinka, raced in the second round by beating “Bale” for 48 minutes over Yanina Wekir from Belgium.
Market Fondosova, Wimbledon 2023 champion, diluted Oksana Celgmita 6-4 6-4.
