WATCH: Jessica Pegula's win over Ajla Tomljanovic leads to anticipated quarter-final duel with Danielle Collins

Tennis star Jessica Pegula has defeated Ajla Tomljanovic in the Round of 16 of the ongoing Charleston Open 2025 on April 4th at Credit One Stadium. The American star storms to the quarter-finals after a blistering win over Tomljanovic with a scoreline of 6-3, 6-2.

The 31-year-old tennis star had a great start to the game, where she smacked long rallies and won exhausting points with her serves to take the opening set lead to gain an advantage. Pegula continued her stellar form in the second set of the game, smacking powerful shots to thwart her opponent in the prestigious tournament after registering straight sets wins.

Watch her winning moment here:

Picture perfect from JPEG 📸@JPegula dismisses Tomljanovic 6-3, 6-2 to set up a meeting with Collins in the quarterfinals!#CharlestonOpen pic.twitter.com/qmXiD2N2vd

— wta (@WTA) April 3, 2025

What's next for Jessica Pegula in the Charleston Open 2025?

Pegula has been in great form since the last so many tournaments. The American star is now set to face Danielle Collins, as the two top WTA stars will be fighting to book a berth in the semi-final thriller. The two players were last seen in action in the recently concluded Miami Open 2025.

Jessica Pegula's stellar Miami Open 2025 run!

Meanwhile, Jessica Pegula has showcased her beast form in the Miami Open 2025, where she made it to the final showdown. The 31-year-old star player made headlines when she defeated 19-year-old Alexandra Eala, who thwarted three Grand Slam winners to reach the semis. However, the American sensation faltered against world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the final game.

After losing the final game, Belarusian star Aryna Sabalenka offers an apology. The 26-year-old star player has hailed the American star despite her loss in the summit clash.

"First of all Jess I’m so sorry. For real. If I could share the trophy with someone, trophy, prize money, points, everything, I would definitely share it with you. I'm sorry for that, but you're an incredible player. You always push me so hard to play my best. I mean, you're a great player," Sabalenka said after winning Miami Open 2025.