Cristina Bucsa News

Abierto GNP Seguros Schedule Tuesday, August 25: Matchups & TV/Live Stream Info There are four matches at the Abierto GNP Seguros on August 25, the best being No. 38-ranked Cristina Bucsa against No. 76 Anna Bondar. The...

2 DAYS AGO • BLEACHERNATION.COM

Clinches opener in Cincinnati Bucsa defeated Panna Udvardy in the round of 128 of the Cincinnati Open with a score of 6-2, 1-6, 7-5 on Thursday.

Impact Bucsa committed one double fault in the match, two fewer than her opponent. She converted three break points in seven attempts as well, one more than Udvardy. Next up for Bucsa will be Poland's Maja Chwalinska.

AUGUST 14 • ROTOWIRE

Defeat in Paris opener Bucsa lost to Susan Bandecchi in the round of 128 of the French Open with a score of 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 on Monday.

Impact Bucsa committed seven double faults in the match, four more than her opponent. She won 46 percent points on the second serve as well. In comparison, Bandecchi ended up winning 55 percent points on the second serve.

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

After falling in Madrid, Andreeva and Shnaider rise again in Rome Mirra Andreeva and Diana Shnaider fell one win short of a title in Madrid but bounced back in a big way in Rome to take the title in dominan...

MAY 17 • WTATENNIS.COM

Defeat in Rome R2 Bucsa lost to Qinwen Zheng in the round of 64 of the Rome Masters with a score of 7-6, 6-2 on Thursday.

Impact Bucsa converted one break point in seven attempts, two fewer than her opponent. She won 67.4 percent points on first serve, considerably lower than Zheng who won 80 percent points on first serve. Bucsa won 57 points in total, 15 fewer than Zheng.

MAY 8 • ROTOWIRE

Qinwen Zheng vs Cristina Bucsa preview, head-to-head, odds, prediction & betting tips | Italian Open 2026 Fixture: Qinwen Zheng vs Cristina Bucsa

MAY 7 • SPORTSKEEDA.COM

Hard-fought defeat on return Bucsa lost to Zeynep Sonmez in the round of 64 of the Madrid Masters with a score of 6-1, 6-7, 6-2 on Friday.

Impact Bucsa converted four break points in 12 attempts in the match, four fewer than Sonmez. She won 48.1 percent service points as well. In comparison, Sonmez won 55.7 percent points while serving.

APRIL 25 • ROTOWIRE

Hot shot: From defense to a deft drop shot, by Cristina Bucsa in Madrid Cristina Bucsa had to scramble to stay in this point against Zeynep Sonmez in the Mutua Madrid Open second round -- and once she turned it i...

APRIL 24 • WTATENNIS.COM

Inside Cristina Bucsa's rise to Spain's top-ranked singles player With a deep run in Hong Kong to her first career singles title in Mérida, here's an inside look of how Cristina Bucsa rose to the Spanish No...

APRIL 22 • WTATENNIS.COM

No. 27 seed in Madrid Bucsa (hip) has a bye in the first round of Madrid.

Impact Bucsa is set to return from a hip injury that has bothered her for the last month. The No. 27 seed from Spain will play either Zeynep Sonmez or Carlota Martinez Cirez in the second round.

APRIL 20 • ROTOWIRE

Retires in Miami second round Bucsa (undisclosed) retired down 6-3, 3-2 to Yuliia Starodubtseva in the second round of Miami on Friday.

Impact Bucsa was unable to complete her opener this week as she had to retire after one hour and six minutes on court against the Ukrainian qualifier. The 28-year-old from Spain had been coming off a second round exit in Indian Wells.

MARCH 20 • ROTOWIRE

Rankings Watch: Rybakina up to No. 2, Gibson soars into Top 100 Indian Wells finalist Elena Rybakina climbs to World No. 2 for the first time in the latest edition of the PIF WTA Rankings, while Talia Gib...

MARCH 16 • WTATENNIS.COM

Delivers win in IW debut Bucsa won 6-4, 6-0 over Darja Vidmanova in the first round of Indian Wells on Thursday.

Impact Coming off her first title in Merida last week, Bucsa maintained her positive play as she breezed past the No. 122-ranked Czech in two sets across one hour and 16 minutes. The No. 31-ranked Spaniard didn't achieve new career-high ranking in time to get seeded at this WTA 1000 tournament. Bucsa will play No. 22 seed Elise Mertens (2-2 H2H) in the second round.

MARCH 6 • ROTOWIRE

Week in review: Bucsa breaks through, Stearns' happy place and a special fan Cristina Bucsa won her first career title in Merida, Peyton Stearns triumphed in her adopted hometown of Austin, Taylor Townsend reflected o...

MARCH 2 • WTATENNIS.COM

Rankings Watch: Bucsa vaults 32 spots, Jimenez Kasintseva makes Andorran history As the Sunshine Swing begins, Cristina Bucsa surged to a career high, Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva became Andorra’s first Top 100 player and...

MARCH 2 • WTATENNIS.COM

Wins first title in Merida Bucsa won 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 over Magdalena Frech in the final of Merida on Sunday.

Impact Bucsa capped off the best week of her career as she topped the No. 57-ranked Pole in three sets across two hours and 15 minutes to claim her maiden title. The 28-year-old Spaniard went 7-for-11 on break point chances and won 44% of return points in the breakthrough victory. Bucsa is set to eclipse her previous career-high ranking of No. 50 in the world.

MARCH 2 • ROTOWIRE

Bucsa outlasts Frech to earn first singles title, cap career-defining week in Merida After picking up her first Top 10 win in the semis, Cristina Bucsa earned her first WTA singles title with a three-set victory over Magdalen...

MARCH 2 • WTATENNIS.COM

Upsets No. 1 seed in Merida SF Bucsa won 7-5, 6-4 over Jasmine Paolini in the semifinals of Merida on Saturday.

Impact Bucsa notched one of the best wins of her career as she upset the No. 7-ranked Italian in straight sets across one hour and 33 minutes to reach her second final. The 28-year-old from Spain is proving to be a late bloomer considering her other final showing came late last season in Hong Kong. Bucsa will be seeking her first title against No. 57-ranked Magdalena Frech (1-2 H2H).

MARCH 1 • ROTOWIRE

Bucsa breaks new ground in Merida with Paolini upset, to face Frech in final Cristina Bucsa secures her first Top 10 win, defeating Jasmine Paolini to reach the WTA 500 final at Mérida Open. She faces Magdalena Frech,...

MARCH 1 • WTATENNIS.COM

Advances to semis in Merida Bucsa won 6-3, 6-4 over Zeynep Sonmez in the quarterfinals of Merida on Friday.

Impact Bucsa kept up her strong play so far this week as she earned another straight-set win by topping her No. 63-ranked opponent after one hour and 38 minutes on court. The 28-year-old from Spain had just one win at tour level in 2026 before this event. Bucsa will play either No. 1 seed Jasmine Paolini (1-2 H2H) or Katie Boulter in the semis.

FEBRUARY 28 • ROTOWIRE

Rolls into QF in Merida Bucsa defeated Marina Stakusic in the round of 16 of the Merida Open with a score of 7-6, 6-3 on Wednesday.

Impact Bucsa converted four break points in 11 attempts, one more than her opponent. She won 70.7 percent points on first serve, considerably higher than Stakusic who won 56 percent points on first serve. Next up for Bucsa will be the winner of the match between Turkey's Zeynep Sonmez and America's Ann Li.

FEBRUARY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Hot shot: Cristina Bucsa is here, there and everywhere in Merida Cristina Bucsa was on the back foot for almost all of this rally against Marina Stakusic in the Merida Open second round -- but she demonstr...

FEBRUARY 26 • WTATENNIS.COM

Eases to R2 in Merida Bucsa defeated Donna Vekic in the round of 32 of the Merida Open with a score of 6-3, 6-2 on Tuesday.

Impact Bucsa converted seven break points in 10 attempts, three more than her opponent. She ended up winning 72 points in total, 20 more than Vekic. Next up for Bucsa will be Canada's Marina Stakusic.

FEBRUARY 25 • ROTOWIRE

Hot shot: Cristina Bucsa pulls out a surprise drop shot in Merida Stretched out wide, Cristina Bucsa was on the back foot against Donna Vekic's power in this Merida Open first-round rally -- but out of nowh...

FEBRUARY 25 • WTATENNIS.COM

Rolls into R2 in Brisbane Bucsa defeated Anna Bondar in the round of 64 of the Brisbane International with a score of 4-6, 7-6, 6-2 on Monday.

Impact Bucsa was far more disciplined on the day as she committed just one double fault. In comparison, her opponent committed five double faults in the match. Bucsa converted five break points as well, one more than Bondar. Next up for her will be world number one Belarus' Aryna Sabalenka.

JANUARY 6 • ROTOWIRE

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