JAKARTA - Janice Tjen is confirmed to not break a sweat at all to secure a ticket to the second round of the women's singles event at the 2026 Charleston Open because she got a bye in the first round.
The WTA 500-level tournament is scheduled to take place at the Family Circle Tennis Center, South Carolina, USA, from March 30, 2026 to April 5, 2026. It is the 10th tournament that Janice has participated in so far this season.
Janice came to the tournament with the status of the 12th seed. The 23-year-old will wait for the winner of the duel between fellow American Elvina Kalieva versus McCartney Kessler.
Even though he didn't play the first round, the draw results put Janice in an easy path. If he wins in the second round, he has the chance to face the sixth seed from Belgium, Elise Mertens, in the next stage.
On the line, there is also tennis player Hailey Baptiste who has the status of the 13th seed and Ekaterina Alexandrova as the second seed. Thus, Janice needs hard work if he wants to go far.
In addition to playing in the singles, Janice will also appear in the women's doubles sector with Aldila Sutjiadi. The heavy test immediately met the two of them because they met the first seeded, Aleksandra Krunic/Zhang Shuai, in the first match.
Janice's best journey in the women's singles sector from the previous nine tournaments was reaching the third round at the Dubai Championship. It was the fourth WTA 1000 tournament she had participated in this year's calendar.
The other eight tournaments that Janice followed this year were the ASB Classic, Hobart International, Australian Open, Abu Dhabi Open, Qatar Open, Merida Open, Indian Wells, and Miami Open.
In addition to playing in singles, he also played doubles in eight of the nine tournaments. His best result in doubles was the title with Katarzyna Piter (Poland) at the Hobart International.
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