Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro 1-4
I play 30 Navarro. Great defensive lob from Badosa, but then he made a mistake, crashing an easy backhand into the net. A sign of nervousness, this beginning is difficult. There is room, many games left.
40-30 Navarro, who ‘eats’ the rest of Badosa, very deep in the rival’s second serve.
40-15 Navarro. Badosa forced the rest again, he fell just millimeters short of turning the tide, with the mistake turning into a victory. It should be released.
30-15 Navarro, more solid start. Badosa complained, getting a little stiff with some movements.
15-0 Navarro. Too many Badosa errors, 9 unforced x 2 from his rival.
Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro 1-3
I play 15 Badosa, most famous in this game. Start letting go of your nerves and play.
40-15 Badosa added his third double sin. 19 Coco Gauff made against Navarro in the round of 16.
40-0 Badosa. FIRST ACE.
30-0 Badosa attacking. “Don’t be afraid to run him to the right,” Pol Toledo tells her, inviting her not to be too repetitive looking for the backhand.
15-0 Badosa, ten minutes into the game, good first serve, tomorrow.
“Try to be more active with your legs,” he shouted. Pol Toledocoach, to Paula Badosa.
Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro 0-3
I play to 30 Navarro, confirming the break of advantage. Let’s continue with the creation of Badosa, which should save on errors: There were 7 unforced errors.
40-30 Navarro. what a pity! The cross-court backhand attack was excellent, the forehand hit it quickly as he shot where his rival was, and then the Spaniard missed the volley, which crashed into the net.
30-30 Navarro’s ball hits the tape and goes into the doubles hall.
30-15 Navarro, who committed his first double sin.
30-0 Navarro, who started the game very well. He has the experience of beating Coco Gauff on this same track two days ago.
15-0 Navarro. Long backhand by Badosa.
Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro 0-2
Two consecutive double faults They spent the break in Badosa. I was playing 15 behind Navarro, who won 8 of the 9 contested points.
15-40 Navarros, TWO BREAK BALLS AFTER BADOSA’S DOUBLE FAIL, who doesn’t know this big track. You have to adjust the backgrounds and edges, the distances.
15-30 Navarro. Sun and shadow on the track, removing the Spanish from the sun.
15-15 We will see many of these points. Lots of rhythm in the background, Navarro runs but finds a way to counter-attack and get on track, taking the point. A short ball is not allowed in this match. They are punchers, aggressive. And they are very tight at every point.
15-0 Badosa. First point, first winning shot. A retreat beyond the rival. The cross is perfect.
Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro 0-1
Blank game for Emma Navarro, this season’s champion in Hobart, her first and only title so far. Later he became a professional because he went through university. He was an NCAA champion.
40-0 Navarro. Badosa, ready to attack the American’s serve, cuts aggressively. He left the two, but he sent a warning to his rival that he would not forgive any weakness.
15-0 Navarro, surprise with a drop shot.
Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro 0-0
THE MATCH BEGINS, ON SERVE EMMA NAVARRO. Two New Yorkers by birth, face off at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Juan Zhang, chair manager
The Chinese will referee this match, the first of the women’s singles quarterfinals at the US Open 2024
warming up
Paula Badosa and Emma Navarro are already heating up. Going for the semifinals, match Aryna Sabalenka or Qinwen Zheng, They were playing the next morning, one o’clock. Afternoon session in New York.
The players entered the court
Paula Badosa’s debut on the largest fixed tennis court in the world, bringing together more than 22,000 spectators. Here, Emma Navarro defeated Coco Gauff two days ago. GOOD GAME. Two players who want to dominate from the serve and with the forehand. Hitters and very competitive.
His path to the US Open
Paula Badosa She made her debut by defeating Viktorija Golubic (6-0 and 6-3). He defeated Taylor Townsend 6-3 and 7-5. She suffered against Romanian Elena-Gabriela Ruse, where she came back on match point to win 4-6, 6-1 and 7-6. In the round of 16, he eliminated the Chinese Yafan Wang 6-1 and 6-2.
Emma Navarro She achieved her first victory in a US Open, after two defeats in previous editions, against Russian Anna Blinkova 6-1 and 6-1. Then, Arantxa Rus (6-1 and 6-1) and Marta Kostyuk (6-4, 4-6 and 6-3). He dethroned Coco Gauff in the round of 16 by 6-3, 4-6 and 6-3.
The world ranking: both increased
Paula Badosa It temporarily rises from 29th to 20th place, and could be as close as 16th if it advances to the semi-finals.
Emma Navarro is knocking on the door of the top-10: from 12th he will climb to 10th place, which will be 8th if he enters the semifinals. Although, like Badosa, his final position will depend on what the other quarterfinalists do.
Emma Navarro is knocking on the door of the top-10: from 12th he will climb to 10th place, which will be 8th if he enters the semifinals. Although, like Badosa, his final position will depend on what the other quarterfinalists do.
A great background for Paula Badosa
Beaten by Paula Badosa, 26 years old and world No. 29, Emma Navarro, 23 years old and No. 12, by 1-6, 6-4 and 6-2 on the clay court in Rome, this season, in the month of May. Where the Spanish began to regain confidence.
Paula Badosa’s time has come
In May I was thinking about retirement, “I hit rock bottom,” he recalls Bad. They lost in the first round in Madrid against Jessica Bouzasbut the problem is that he lost confidence in his game and his back, after a lumbar injury, did not respond. He does it, sometimes he has to get through cortisoneand again feel part of the best.
At noon in the city where he was born, at 6 pm in the town where he lives and where he lives, Begur, a duel for the Grand Slam semifinals.
Arantxa Sánchez and Conchita Martínez
The only two Spaniards to reach the semifinals of the US Open. The last one, the one from Huesca, in the 1996 edition, 28 years ago. The woman from Barcelona was the most successful, champion in 1994, after being a finalist in 1992.
Carla Suarez He tried in the 2018 quarterfinals, but lost. Paula Badosa is trying now.
The other Spanish Grand Slam semi-finalists are Garbine Muguruzachampion at Roland Garros and Wimbledon, and Lily Alvarezthree-time Wimbledon finalist, in the 1920s.
Find out the semifinals of a Grand Slam
Paula Badosa lost in the quarterfinals of Roland Garros 2021 against the Slovenian Tamara Zidansek.
Emma Navarro lost in the 2024 Wimbledon quarterfinals to the Italian Jasmine Paolini.
The winner will enter a Grand Slam semi-final for the first time, against Aryna Sabalenka or Qinwen Zheng.
Badosa and Navarro, in a good moment
The Spaniard, 26 years old, has won 14 of his last 16 games, after being champion in Washington and semifinalist in Cincinnati. The American, 23, is the revelation of the season. He just made the semis in Toronto and Monterrey.
Where can Paula Badosa’s game be watched on television?
The tournament was broadcast in Spain by Movistar Plus+. This match can be seen on Deportes 2 on M+, on #Ellas and on the Movistar Plus+ platform (dial 7), where anyone can subscribe without having to be with this phone operator.
Badosa-Navarro match schedule
Six o’clock in the afternoon central European time. Their match opens today at Arthur Ashe Stadium, the headquarters of the Billie Jean King Tennis Center. Noon in New York. PAULA’S DEBUT ON THIS COURT, where Navarro defeated the reigning tournament champion two days ago, Coco Gauff.
Paula Badosa – Emma Navarro
Hello, good afternoon. Paula Badosa made her US Open quarterfinals debut, as did Emma Navarro. Both New Yorkers by birth, the Spanish girl settled in the Girona town of Begur and the American girl’s family moved to Charleston.
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