Zarazua shocked the unstable key to the public troubles of the United States – now tennis

Richard Pagliaro | Monday, August 25, 2025

New York – Showcase completely swallowed Arthur Ashe Stadium Court Renata Zarazua Grasp the inspirational light.

Zarazua sprints in suit and Love-3, shocking a mistake Madison Keys 6-7 (10), 7-6 (3), 7-5 in a gritty three hours, 10 minutes of our open first round.

Zarazua’s tightening time was tough, standing more consistent than the keys that were repeatedly fixed to her right and right, his white and pink shoes were more consistent in his performance, who repeatedly stretched her favored forehand into the net ball, thus setting himself apart.

It was Keys’ first opening Grand Slam loss since falling to good friend Sloane Stephens in the first round of the 2021 U.S. Open, a rematch of their 2017 finals.

The pressure of facing the Grand Slam title on the biggest stage of the game was almost weeping, and Zarazua laughed when Keys’ last forehand finally ended with surprising frustration.

“I’m so happy,” Zarazua said after posting her seventh win of the season. “Obviously, I almost cried because I was nervous.

“I think the crowd is very calm for me. I know my game is tricky and sometimes people get bored. So thank you for staying there and cheering.”

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Mexico’s Renata Zarazua won her biggest win in her career, dropping from 7-6 3-0 group to Stun Keys! pic.twitter.com/ndtozl6m4f

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The Australian Open Championship Key played a recording around the left thigh and looked tight to fail to create a consistent net approval in the last two matches and stand out from the mistakes.

The key to the sixth seed committed self-destruction at Ashe Stadium, and she was called her favorite court. Key made a terrible 89 uncompulsory mistake, 55 more than her 82nd opponent.

The Key Forehand is one of the most outstanding shots in the sport, when it could shoot accurately and finally abandon her, the Americans coughed 14 times on the same day.

This is Zarazua’s first career top ten and a historical victory for Mexico.

Since the cult hero Angelica Galtonanother small, vibrant baseline that beats the Hall of Fame Jana Novotna At the 1995 Australian Open. New York fans of a certain age will recall Gavaldon, known for his tingling tops spin and the habit of wearing hoop earrings, attracted a major fan at the U.S. Open during her game.

The only Mexican woman attracted to singles said that fans today inspired her.

“I think this is a country where we don’t have a lot of tennis players,” Zarazua said. “But you can see that I have some Mexican players from doubles. Of course, I can hear some Mexicans cheering, so that’s good.”

Both women were wearing straps on their left leg, and the keys were thick adhesive tape wrapped around her left thigh.

Although Zarazua often hits the initial service slower, the keys cannot crack the code when it returns.

Sometimes soft matches serving on fast hard courts can confuse big hitters in pressure box games because they don’t move upwards as quickly as possible. Yesterday we saw this happening in the stands when Alexandra Eala was also serving at 90 mph or frustrated by the big hit 14-man seed Clara Tauson, 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (11).

Zarazua actually defended her second guard better – she won 56% second place, while the key was 41%, and beat the United States six times.

“Just get one in,” Case’s coach and husband Bjorn Fratangelo urged her to return midway through the third set.

Keys did this at the next point, having a mistake in Game 5, but then she buried the successive returns in the net as Zarazua took 3-2 after two hours and 38 minutes.

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Zarazua wore a tape on her left leg and hit a sharp reverse backhand shot 4-3 in 30.

The key to the shoulder drop doubled breaks deep in 3-4, facing the rest point, and then violently hits 3-5 holes after two hours, 51 minutes.

“Come on McGrady! You got this,” Case’s box begged her to try to inspire some life back. The key might be better off using Lindsay Davenport’s strategy, which is to turn right in the middle of the server, but she chose to try to find the line.

Zarazua squatted down in a low-key Aga Radwanska style, waved a forehand, climbed up the net, opening the forehand along the line, opening the ninth game. The key raises the return of the forehand to the level. Keys hit the forehand forehand on the 15-30 sub-line, but the unstable game continued as her backhand returned to 30. Zarazua won two points in a career victory.

Zarazua bent her knees again, trying to fight forehand, but missed the benchmark against the breakout point. Zarazua clutched tightly after serving at 77 mph, trying to speed up her forehand, but it would be sent for a long time as long as the key was interrupted 4-5.

She scored another failed two points when Keys dragged her forehand to the Nets and fell to 30-ALL. The Australian Open champion won the match point championship. After three hours of intense playback, the key struggled to keep steady through the nervous deuce.

In Game 11, Keys’ total unmandated errors climbed to 85 dazzling as she rewarded the pretty pedestrian three times in a row. Zarazua maintained a 6-5 result.

She hit two forehands into the net, and the Key beat 15-30 for the third time, which was her third time to eliminate two points.

The defensive Zarazua improvised the forehand deep in the court, the key fixed to another front hand, fixing it in a 30-40 game.

The last forehand of the key died in the net, and a joyful Zarazua triumphantly raised her arms and covered her face with her hands.

The 27-year-old Zarazua improved her life 5-8 times in the Grand Slam as she competed in the second round against French woman Diane Parry, who swept two Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in the overall match in the Czech Republic.

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Zarazua enjoys her moments on the big stage and makes a major stand

Zarazua said: “I’m a little bit small, so I’m like oh my god, it’s huge.

“I have a lot of relationship with tennis. If I don’t play tennis, I want to find a way to play tennis. I think deep down I really like it’s a really good sport.”