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On the first day of September and work day, IgA Swiatek did not work hard to reach the last eight end of the season. The six -time slam champion needed a little more than an hour to eliminate 13Thing of Th, Ekaterina Alexandrova.
Swiatek, 2022 we Open champion and former numri a world, can be #2But she is the reigning champion Wimbledon and Cincinnati Masters. Twenty-four-year-old from Poland led head to head 4-2But Alexandrova from Russia won their most recent meeting at hardcourts in 2024 In Miami Open.
Alexandrova, six years older, reached a high rank in career of #12 This season after the deep runs in Wimbledon, Roland Garros, and making the final in Monterrey (l. Shnaider) and winning the title in Linz (d. Yastremska).
Alexandrova won the casting and chose to serve. She donated three forced mistakes, faced the triple point of rest and jumped into the service, while Swiatek donated two double mistakes and again gave the holiday.
Alexandrova opened the third with an ace and a double fault but kept them 15 with a spectacular preface inside-out. Swiatek donated another double fault but held 30 to level in two. Alexandrova did 4/5 serve first, including an ace high at the point of play, while Swiatek hit its first ACE and kept easily to 3-3.
Alexandrova lost 3/5 First, it serves, faced a double resting point and fell into service when it marked a possible preface to the preface. #The #2 Seeds that serve with new balls held to love with two extra aces while Alexandrova serving to stay in the group, opened with an extraordinary foreword below the line but accepted it 3-6 following two double double mistakes.
Swiatek served first in the second and was held 30 While Alexandrova faced a resting point, but kept with a shaky volleyball winner and an ace up. Swiatek hit three winners, including two other axes, and kept easily 15 ABOUT 2-1 While Alexandrova he made three consecutive uninformed mistakes to fall into service.
The former world #1 hit her sixth ACE and another next backwardness below the line for 4-1 While Alexandrovo was handcuffed by her opponent, she lost three first consecutive services, and with a dual guilt to deliver services.
Swiatte served for the match, but it was everything other than the routine. She opened with her seventh acen, but followed with a double fault. She led 30-15 But soon he faced three deuce and three resting points before being fired with another extraordinary back below the line to reach the quarter -finals for the third time in four years.
Swiatek wore a clinic, making her opponent shaken and confused. It ended with seven aces, four double mistakes and won 72% first and 55% of second service points. She saved 3/4 Fracture points during conversion 5/8 and hit twenty -one winners in thirteen uninformed mistakes.
It was a statement performance by an inspired champion set to set up the trophy this two weeks. Its quarter -finals have not yet been determined. A match of Wimbledon’s final is possible if the world #9 Animova defeats Beatriz Haddad Maia, Southpaw and 18Seeds of Th.
