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The French Open Semifinal clash against the top Aryana Sabalenka in the Paris-Roleland-Garros four-time champion IGA Swetec.
Sweetek defeated Elena Switolina by -1-5, -5-5, by increasing her impressive run. The record for winning the Red Clay in Paris is 29 of Chris Evert.
After searching his best form in recent months, Sweetch, who fought in the previous round, was completely under control in the opening set.
In the second set, he was created to work more hard by his 5th descent Ukrainian rivals, they dropped his serving in the fourth game after hitting two direct unexpected flaws in the net. However, Switch returned immediately and took advantage of the weak service game of Switolina to break up with a thunderbolt’s forehand return and to rise to 6-5. Sweetch wins with the final to sea.
Sweetch went out of the top four before the French Open, and has not won any title since its win in Rolend-Garros last year.
In the semifinals of Sabalenka back
Sabalenka defeated Zheng Kinwin directly to the semifinals for the second time.
Rolenda chased his first title in Rolend-Garros, and Sabalenka defeated a shaking and wind situation 7-6 (3), 6-3 and extended his record against the Olympic champions-1-5.
The score could not fully reflect the closeness of the quarter -finals, though the rivals rarely separate. However, Sabaleca showed why he was at the first number, made the difference in big points, when Jheng fought with his service at exciting moments.
Sabalenka will try to reach her sixth Grand Slam final and first to Roleland-Garros.
Sabalenka lost his recent match against Zheng last month, dominated their first six encounters. He said that the loss was actually a good thing in the middle of the exhausting season.
Sabalenka said, “I was happy to lose that match because I needed some break before Roleland-Garros.” “Today, I was more refreshed. I was ready for the war, I was ready to give up whatever was in the court to get this victory.”
The three -time chief champion Sabalenka is still a set of Paris.
Zheng began to strengthen Philip-Chatricier in court, soon after breaking down the aggressive game.
However, the two double errors of the eighth game allow Sabalenka back and change the pace.
In the twelfth game, Zheng’s call for a wrong judgment was almost spent on him, but he fought with a set point to force the tiebreaker. After a long hit in a drop shot in Zheng, Sabalenka is more consistent and secured the set.
In the fifth game of the second set, Zheng saved a break point with the overhead shot, but Sabalenka’s powerful backhand return pinned him to the next, allowing the top player to move on 2-2. Zheng did not go down without a fight, though immediately to drop his two last service games.
Dating with last summer Olympic Games, Rolend-Garros was defeated by 10 matches for Jheng.
