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News January 21, 2025

Watch: Eva Lys left in disbelief after informed how a lot she earned at Australian Open

Watch: Eva Lys left in disbelief after informed how a lot she earned at Australian Open
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Eva Lys was left surprised and in disbelief after being informed how a lot cash she made by reaching the Australian Open round-of-16.

Anybody who has been following this 12 months’s Glad Slam version is aware of that the 128th-ranked German’s run might be remembered as among the finest tales of this 12 months’s event.

After simply barely making the primary draw as a fortunate loser, she went on to make her first Grand Slam round-of-16 – safe breaking into the top-100 for the primary time in her profession – but additionally make Australian Open historical past by turning into the primary fortunate loser since 1988 to succeed in the second week.

Additionally, Lys secured the largest payday of her profession.

Getting into the Australian Open, the 23-year-old had collected $798k in prize cash in her profession.

Now, that quantity is ready to go over 1,000,000 after she pocketed $420k along with her Melbourne run. 

Lys left in disbelief: I’ve by no means even heard of that quantity in my life

In a video shot for the event, an interviewer is telling the brand new top-100 participant that she collected $420k for making the round-of-16.

The German tennis star put her fingers to her face and reacted in absolute disbelief.

Watch: Eva Lys left in disbelief after informed how a lot she earned at Australian Open Eva Lys© Australian Open/Instagram – Truthful Use

 

“Did you not know that?” the interviewer requested.

Lys responded: “Because I never went that far in a tournament… That’s insane, that’s a number I have never even heard in my life.”

In the meantime, the 23-year-old’s dream run ended on Monday following a straight-set defeat to Iga Swiatek. 

However the German was all smiles in her post-match presser and she or he described her week in Melbourne as “the nicest” of her life.

“It’s definitely I think the nicest week I’ve had in my life just because it wasn’t really only about the result, but also about the whole story,” Lys mentioned.

Australian disbelief earned Eva left Lys Open told WATCH
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