Iga Swiatek US Open title burst onto the biggest stages of professional tennis ended by Jelena Ostapenko. Jelena Ostapenko no fear shotmaking, she has stood as a threat in all tournaments. At any time, on any surface and in any country, Ostapenko can hit anyone off the court.
On Sunday night, she came for the leading player within the world. Under the Arthur Ashe Stadium lights, Ostapenko toppled Iga Swiatek, the world No 1 and guarding winner at the US Open, recuperating from a one-set shortage to reach the quarter-finals with a 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 win.
With her overcome, Swiatek’s to begin with rule as No 1 closes at 75 weeks. After the US Open, Aryna Sabalenka, the Australian Open winner, will beat the rankings for the primary time in her career. Swiatek shown a while later that the prospect of losing the best spot had weighed intensely on her.
She said.
“There are plenty of things that I know I should have done differently. Maybe I’m not mature enough yet to do that. I’m really working hard to not think about this stuff a lot. Sometimes when you force yourself not to think about stuff, the result is the opposite.”
Match-ups cruel everything in tennis. The way that diverse players’ styles and inclinations compare and differentiate chooses matches. Ostapenko started their fourth round with a 3-0 record against Swiatek and the knowledge that she had the mental edge in their experiences. The Latvian’s winning record could be a reflection of Swiatek’s tendency to battle with big-hitting players who can overwhelm her from the standard and rush her groundstrokes.
Ostapenko said.
“I knew she’s a great player and she’s very, very consistent, especially last few years. I also knew she would have all the pressure because she’s No 1. I was just trying to make it hard for her and to play my game and to fight until the very last point.”
It has taken a long time for Ostapenko to re-establish herself as a reliable risk after battling with the weight that taken after her 2017 French Open win at 20 a long time ancient.
On Tuesday, Ostapenko will face Coco Gauff, the 6th seed, for a spot within the semi-finals. Another colossal coordinate is standing by.
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