WLEX NBC Lexington - LEXINGTON, Ky. ? Qualifier Dabin Kim (KOR) and Canadian Benjamin Sigouin (CAN) pulled off stunning upsets on Wednesday as the 2019 Kentucky Bank Tennis Championships hit the halfway point with both No. 1 overall seeds losing. Sigouin dropped [1] Peter Polansky (CAN) 6-4, 6-4 in straight sets, serving at 59 percent, and converting of seven of his nine break points in the match. Polansky did not earn a break opportunity in the two-setter and only served at 42 percent on his second serve. Kim upset [1] Jessika Ponchet (FRA) 6-4, 1-2 as Ponchet was forced to retire due to a medical injury and give Kim the win. Kim served at 63 percent for the match, helping her book her ticket into the next round of the Kentucky Bank Tennis Tournament. All told, there were 20 women's matches played and 19 men's matches on Wednesday as many had to be made up to deal with Tuesday's record rainfall in the Lexington area. With all matches getting in on Wednesday, the draws are back on track and will continue
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