By Richard Pagliaro | Sunday, August 3, 2025
Photo Credit: Minas Panagiotakis/Getty
Rift Clara Tauson Sent and sent IgA swiatek spreading in a compartment behind the initial base.
Dictating with its service, Tauson moved the powerful pole with stunning deep discs Swiatek 7-6 (1), 6-3 to mark one of her biggest career victories in Montreal.
It’s been a foot tour and we’ve seen two of the biggest in the last two days.
Canadian wild card Victoria is a pocket shocked with high seed Coco gafff 6-1, 6-4 last night.
Tonight, Tauson sent the second seed swiatte package to set a quarterfinal attractive collision against Australian Open Champion Madison Keys.
Previously the sixth seed keys saved a pair of match points by invading Carolina in the civilian4-6, 6-3, 7-5, to book a quarterfinal place in the quarterfinal of the Omnium Banque National.
A quiet Tauson denied seven of the nine drops of rest, snapping the winning line of the nine Swiattek matches with an excellent basic power -based tennis show. Apart from a clumsy tiebreaker, Swiatte did not play poorly, Tauson simply took it when it mattered.
The 16th Tauson handed over Wimbledon winner her first loss since she fell to Jessica Pegula in the Bad Homburg Grass-Croat final in June.
One of WTA Tour’s most commanding servers, Tauson showed tonight that it is much more than a big server. Tauson painted all the areas of the service box to establish her fierce preface, hit her with two hands with bold intention, and while she is not almost fast around the court as fast swiathe, 22-year-old Dane predicted the direction of Paul’s shooting and often beat her in the fist. Maybe this because Tauson faced Swiattek in Wimbledon, falling into straight groups in the 16th round.
Tonight, Tauson split into the third game, then supported the rest with a love love for 3-1.
Although Swiathek won the double rest in the sixth match, Tauson withdrew with defiance and fought four resting points during a 14 -point punitive game. Tauson was held strong for 4-2.
Two games later, the six -time champion Grand Slam won threefold rest points. Swiatek was on the verge of breaking again just to see Tauson down the threat with an increase of five points to hold for 5-3.
Navigating through her service games, Swiatek threw a strong hold at 15 to 4-5, then tightened the screws in Tauson’s service in the 10th match.
When Dane served for the group, the Swiatet finally penetrated 15 to level 5.
Tiebreker was even two points when Tauson raised her level competing through six points, catching a lead with a set.
A fierce Tauson saved seven of the eight rest points in that opening group and repeatedly hurt her opponent with the wide service.
Swiatte would have been wise to fall a little deeper behind the initial base to give himself more time in return – and at least give Tauson a different picture in the service.
Catching her casting several times, Tauson was crucial in the service while winning eight of the first 10 points in her service in the second set. Belting Deep Drives, Tauson broke down to 15 for a 3-1 lead of the second set.
Tauson destroyed consecutive aces by sealing a 7-6, 4-1 lead after an hour, 33 minutes of play.
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The six-time Grand Slam champion made a push in the sixth match, then scored her second break to cut the gap into 3-4.
Inadequate, Tauson continued the torch of the first attacks and took advantage of the fifth blame of the double pole to return for 5-3.
Serving one of her biggest career victories, Tauson did not crash and when Swiatek scored one last back, Tauson entered the wide smile to catch a well -deserved victory.
