Swiak eliminates Navarro 6-1., ‘ 6-2 To achieve Australian open semisky
Two versus eight to reach the last four. IgA SWIAK, twenty -three years from Poland, tried to reach the semifinals at the Australian Open for the second time in her stormy career.
In 2022Five -time Grand Slam champion lost American Danielle Collins in the penultimate round. Last year’s former world #1 He lost in the fourth round in Rovinky with a possible finalist Elena Rybakin.
Emma Navarro from the United States has reached eight career after the star value 2024 season that included her first WTA Hobart International title. A native of Charleston reached the third round last year (L.Yastremska) and advanced one round in every Grand Slam, which reached fourth place in France, in the neighborhood in Wimbledon and the semifinals in We OPEN.
Swialtek currently included and deployed #2 Only eleven games fell in four matches, while Navarro passed the distance every round. This was their first meeting at the tour level. Navarro won the throw and decided to serve.
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Navarro donated two consecutive mistakes in the backhand, faced a triple point of the turn and fired a maid while Swiatek easily held 15 to consolidate the break for 2-0.
The one 8Made of seed 4/6 First serves and held 30 while 2Seed talented three unforced errors including a double error that was still held 3-1. Navarro opened the fourth with a sung forehand, faced three turning points and fell to serve with the net.
Swiak was relentless of the wings and the ground. The former world #1 tore back backhand down the line to consolidate a break for 5-1. Navarro serves to stay in the scene hit by two winners, but with its first double mistake and four other mistakes admitted it 1-6.
Swialtek served first in the second and new balls. She donated four unforced mistakes, including her second double guilt, but held with two consecutive winners, including her first aces.
Navarro opened with a fantastic forehand on a line and closed by blistering crosses 1-1. Swiak with aggressive thinking smoothly went from defense to a crime to confuse his opponent. Produced 2/4 First serves and held in love to 2-1 while Navarro hit two winners and easily held 15 to the level.
Swiak missed 7/10 First he served, faced two Deuce and the point of the turn, which was held by a remarkable cross -rear pass. As it turned out, Navarro was supposed to win a point; Swiak did not get a shot from drops on one bounce as revealed in the video review he made ESPN.
After this point, Navarro approached a chair who claimed to stop the point to ask for an official video review. Navarro should have been allowed to request a video review after the point of the point with respect to the pace of the game.
American missed 3/6 It first serves and throws it served with a mesh forehand. Swiak LED 40-15received a warning of the breach of time and faced two deuce points before the consolidation of the break 5-2.
Navarro served to stay in the match, hit her first ace, but after two points Deuce, faced two wrestling points and surrendered with Backhand. It was a high quality and entertaining match despite the score.
Swiak that is 5-0 In the big finals he won 82% of the first a 48% of the second points serving and deposited the lonely point of the interruption she faced. Was equally effective on returning victory 51% of the first a 59% of the second serving return points. World #2 converted 5/9 Boys of interruption and hit twenty -two winners of twenty unforced mistakes.
He will fight another American in the penultimate round. Madison Keys 19Seed a 2025 Adelaide Champion, is red-hot down. Twenty -nine -year -old from Rock Island, Illinois, who plays with a sense of urgency and developing confidence, has reached the third time (2015 And 2022).
With a new mallet and re -evaluated serving, they sent the keys three seeds: #28 Elina Svitolina, #6 Elena Rybakina and #10Danielle Collins. While Swialtek leads head to head 4-1They divided them hard.
