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The last of our four previews for the US Open; Ladies Pro Doubles. Like with the men, the top 4 teams qualify into the quarters; the rest of the 14-team field has to qualify.<\/p>\n
r2sports.com link here<\/a>.<\/p>\n We’re predicting a more or less chalk qualifying round with these four teams making it to the main draw: Rajsich & Lotts may have the toughest draw, going up against a solid Bolivian team of Jenny Daza Navia<\/a> <\/strong>and Angelica Barrios<\/a><\/strong>. De La Rosa\/Munoz also have a tough match-up with the reigning world doubles champion Bolivian Yazmine Sabja<\/a><\/strong> teamed up with solid Mexican pro Nancy Enriquez<\/a><\/strong>. This match could go either way.<\/p>\n In the main draw, I’m going to predict a re-match of this past summer’s Mexican Worlds qualifying event, with #1 seeds Paola Longoria<\/a> <\/strong>and Samantha Salas Solis <\/a><\/strong>taking on #2 seed Alexandra Herrera<\/a><\/strong> and Montse Mejia<\/a>.<\/strong> Herrera\/Mejia scored a pretty large upset to take the Mexican spot at IRF Worlds this year over the Longoria\/Salas team … but I don’t expect lightening to strike twice. The best doubles team in the world, by far, should win here again.<\/p>\n Champs: Longoria & Salas<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The last of our four previews for the US Open; Ladies Pro Doubles. Like with the men, the top 4 teams qualify into the quarters; the rest of the 14-team field has to qualify. r2sports.com link here. We’re predicting a more or less chalk qualifying round with these four teams making it to the main … <\/p>\n
\n– Michelle De La Rosa<\/a><\/strong>and Carla Carla Mu\u00f1oz Montesinos<\/a><\/strong>
\n– Susy Acosta<\/a><\/strong> and Kelani Lawrence<\/a><\/strong>
\n– Montserrat Perez<\/strong> and Erin Groves<\/strong>
\n– Rhonda Rajsich<\/a><\/strong> and Sheryl Lotts<\/strong><\/p>\n