Swiatek School Alexandrova In 64 Arrived in minutes us Open
Swiatek sends Alexandrova 6-3,,,,, 6-1 exist us Open round 16
On the first day of September and Labor Day, Iga Swiatek didn’t work long to reach the final eight games of the final Grand Slam of the season. Six-time Grand Slam champions take more than an hour to eliminate 13TH Seed, Ekaterina Alexandrova.
Swiatek, 2022 us Open Champion and Former World No. 1, Probably #2but she is Wimbledon and Cincinnati Masters champion. Twenty-four years old from Poland 4-2But Alessandrova from Russia won their recent meeting at Hardcourts 2024 at the Miami Open.
Six-year-old Alexandrova wins career-highest #12 After Wimbledon, Roland Garros’ in-depth matches, this season won the final in Monterey (L. Shnaider) and won the championship at Linz (d.yastreska).
Alexandrova won the competition and chose to serve. She donated three unforced errors, faced the triple break point, and abandoned the serve, while Swiatek gave away two double faults and returned the rest.
Alexandrova 15 With a spectacular forehand inside out. Swiatek donates another double fault, but insists 30 Reach two. Alexandrova production 4/5 First serving, including ace’s T-shirts on the game point, and Swiatek hits her first king 3-3.
Alessandrova missed it 3/5 When she gets a made-in forehand in the front yard, she first hits the ball, faces the double breakpoint, and drops. this#2 Seeds love with new balls, and Alexandrova 3-6 Follow two out of date double faults.
Swiatek serves in the second time and keeps up 30 Alexandrova faces a breakthrough point, but holds the forehand swing champion and ace, with a serving area above. Swiatek hit three winners, including two more A’s and keeps it easy 15 for 2-1 And Alexandrova fell three unforced errors in a row.
Former World#1 Hit her sixth ace, another counterattack 4-1 When Alessandrova was handcuffed by her opponent, she missed three consecutive first rounds, and the double shipment was sent to the dump.
Swiatek serves this game, but it’s just routine. She opened with the Seventh King’s ace, but then had a double fault. She leads 30-15 But soon, facing three blurts and three breakout points, then unloading another extraordinary backhand to reach the quarterfinals for the third time in four years.
Swiatek sat in the clinic, making his opponent confused. She ended with seven A, four double failures and won 72First and 55The percentage of the second starting point. She saved it 3/4 Break point during conversion 5/8 And hit 21 winners, reaching 13 unmandatory mistakes.
It was a statement performance of a vibrant champion, determined to hold the trophy in the past two weeks. Her quarterfinal rival has not been confirmed yet. If the world#9 Amanda Anisimova beat Beatriz Haddad Maia, Southpaw and 18TH seeds.
