Britain, Emma Radocano, lost in the first round of the Abu Dhabi Championship as she went down in consecutive groups to the former hero Fondosova Market in Wimbledon.
Radocano, 22, was beaten 6-3 6-4 because she proved that she was unable to benefit from her late wild entry into the main clouds.
It started a positive start against Chek Fondosova and led 3-1 after an early break, but it surrendered the first group by losing five consecutive games.
Fundrosova, who returned from a six-month layoff in January after a shoulder surgery, saved four breaks early from the second group before breaking it to 5-3 and an opportunity to serve the match.
While Radokano gave an immediate response to staying in the competition by winning the next match, the hopes of the 2021 United States Championship in the return ended soon.
It ended when Fundrosov, winner in 2023 in Wimbledon, got the third match point.
Raducanu was upgraded to the 28 main players in Abu Dhabi at the weekend, after he was initially appointed to compete in the qualifiers for the first time since its story journey in New York three and a half years ago.
The 56th world number 56 reached the third round of the Australian Open last month. She went up to the 60 -year -old in the world after she lost most of the 2023 season after surgery on both wrists and her left ankle.
Fundrosova will play the role of Kazakhtha, Yulia Botsiva after that.
At the Transilvania Open in Romania, the British Judy Prague was hit 6-2 6-3 by home player Anna Bogdan.
After a defeat in the first round in that tournament, the Romanian champion at Grand Slam Simona Halep declared twice that she retired from tennis.
Cameron Nuri began British men with the start of a victory in the Dallas Open.
Nuri, 29, rescued, ranked 63rd, 11 lounges on his way to the defeat of the seventh American seed Alex Michelsen 2-6 7-6 (7-1) 6-1.
American Riley Obelka or Kazakha will meet Alexander Shevchenko after that.
Meanwhile, in Rotterdam, Carlos Alcaraz number three men of Bootic Van De Zandschul after his open loss last year.
The 21-year-old Alcaraz defeated his Dutch opponent in a third ruling group, ultimately advanced with a victory 7-6 (7-3) 3-6 6-1.
