By Richard Pagliaro | Monday, August 25, 2025
New York – The amount fully swallowed the Arthur Ase Stadium Court Renata infection seized inspirational light.
Down a set and love-3, Zarazua attacked again shocking an error Madison Keys 6-7 (10), 7-6 (3), 7-5 in a three-hour brain, 10-minuta US Open first bored round.
Standing with only 5 feet-3, in her white and hot pink shoes, the Zarazua was harsh in the time of the crisis and played much more durable combinations than the keys that constantly lined up with its flattering favored in the stroke immediately by the open.
It was the first loss of Keys’s first round, Grand Slam, as she fell to the good friend Sloane Stephens in the first round of 2021 US Open that was a match of their 2017 final.
Next to tears from the pressure to cope with a great champion of Slam on the biggest scene of the game, Zarazua was all smiles when Keys’s final precursor expired in the net to end an amazing concern.
“I’m just very happy,” Zarazua said after posting her seventh victory of the season. “Of course, by getting into the match I almost cry because I was very nervous.
“I think the crowd made it very cold to me. I know my game is complicated, so sometimes people get bored. So thank you for staying and cheering to the end.”
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Mexico’s Renata Zarazua marks the biggest victory of her career, gathering from 7-6 3-0 down to stun keys! pic.twitter.com/ndtozl6m4f
– US Tennis Open (@usopen) 25 August 2025
Australian Open Champion Keys, playing with knocking around her left thigh, looked narrow, could not create a sustainable net cleaning and discovered in error over the past two games.
Kyselans with the sixth seed performs self-sacrifice in the stadium, which she is called her favorite court. Keys made a terrible 89 incapable mistake-55 more than its 82nd rank opponent.
Keys Forehand, one of the most frightening shooting in the sport when he was accurately fired, deserted it in the end and America coughs 14 double mistakes a day.
It is the first victory of the career of 10 wins – and a historic victory for Mexico.
Zarazua is the first Mexican to beat a bit 10 ball in a big clash since the cult hero Angelica GavaldonAnother little but inspired basin, removed the fame hall Jan Novotna in Australian Open 1995. Fans of New York of a certain age will remember Gavaldon, known for her strict ball and the habit of dressing the studs, attracted a big fan that followed the US Open during her game days.
The only Mexican woman in the attractions of single people said that fans inspired her today.
“I think it’s a place we don’t have a lot of tennis as you can see,” Zarazua said. “But I had some of the Mexican players from the pairs as you can see. I could definitely hear some Mexican cheering, so it was very nice.”
Both women wore belts around the left legs with keys that sports thick adhesive glue by wrapping her left thigh.
Although Zarazua often hit first serves more slowly than 90 MPH, the keys could not hit the code in return.
Sometimes softer serving in strong fast courts can confuse huge shocks in pressure -filled matches as they do not move toward the ball as fast as they should. We saw it happened in Grandstand yesterday as Alexandra Eala, also serving about 90 km per hour or slower, creepy with great strokes of 14, Clara Tauson, 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (11).
Zarazua actually defended her second better service-she won 56 percent of the second services compared to 41 percent for keys-and broke the American six times.
“Just get one and go inside,” the coach and the husband of Keys Bjorn Fratangelo urged him to return to the middle of the road through the third group.
Keys made it exactly at the next point by drawing a mistake to reach Deuce in the fifth match, but then she buried consecutive returns into the net while Zarazua withdrew 3-2 after two hours, 38 minutes.
Dressed in knocking on her left leg, Zarazua threw a strong kick with a sharp angle hit at 30-3.
The shoulders knocked down the wrong double keys deep into 3-4 to cope with the resting point, then make a long time to fall into a 3-5 hole in two hours, 51 minutes.
“Come Maddie! You got this,” Keys’ box asked it trying to arouse a life in a comeback. Keys would probably have been better to use Lindsay Davenport’s tactic for driving deep backs to the middle right on the server, but she decided to try to find the lines instead.
Low Squatting, Aga Radwanska in style, Zarazua fired a preface that crawled over the net by setting a foreword under the line to open the ninth game. Keys hit a first -level money return winner. Keys hit a first attack on the opposite side for 15-30, but the messy game continued as it sailed a backward return for the 30th. Zarazua was two points from a career win.
Having fallen on his knees, Zarazua tried to fight a run -off, but lost the initial base to face a resting point. Tightening after a first service of a 77km per hour, Zarazua tried to accumulate the pace in its predecessor, but sent it as long as the keys were demolished for 4-5.
When Keys flattened a preface in the net to drop to 30th it was again two points from the loss. Australian champion Open revolved a winner below the line for the game. Kysesels were harshly dependent through a tense level of 5th level holding after three hours of nerve games.
In the 11th match, Keys’ immature mistake climbed to an 85 staggering as she lost three returns in a row of beautiful pedestrian services. Zarazua was held to go 6-5.
By hitting two prefaces in the net, the keys dropped 15-30 for the third time that it was two points from the elimination.
A defensive zarazua improvised a deep religion in court and the keys flattened with another preface to the net to face the match point at 30-40.
The end of Keys Final died in the net and a joyous zarazua raised his arms in the triumph and covered her face with her hands.
The 27-year-old Zarazua improved to 5-8 Lifetime in the Grand Slam Play as she moved to a second round meeting against French Diane Parry, who included Wimbledon Petra Kvitova’s twice in the last Czecheke match in the Grandstand.
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Enjoying its moment on the big scene, Zarazua made a great attitude
“I’m a little small in altitude, so I got here I was like Oh my gosh this is big,” Zarazua said “I was all the way here. The court is so great that I just tried to enjoy because I know when I will withdraw, I will be happy about it, so I was just enjoying it.
“My relationship with tennis is a lot. If I’m not playing tennis. I’m trying to find a way to play tennis. I think deep inside I really like it is a very nice sport.”
