A Roland Garros Tetracampeone receiving 0-6. A Batacazo for a man who became Queen of Paris in 2020 and from 2022 to 2024. He won his 26 past games, a stripes broken by the number one in the world, both who have been dedicated by Polish Iga Swiatek24 years and not. 5, from leadership leadership.
Swiatek’s crisis, without title at this time and underwent a beaten land that was not yet from his command over this, entered the Philippe Chatrier, before the plaque of his admiration Rafa Nadal.
The current is called Aryna Sabalenka, 27 years and not. Short ‘Rosco’ does not provide an increase in who has confidence and tennis today. Belarusian will perform his first final in Roland Garros against American Coco Gauff or the FrenchA loïs boissonSaturday at 3 in the afternoon. There will be a new queen in El Palmarés.
Champion of Open by Australia 2023 and 2024, of US Open 2024The ‘hat hat’ escaped the Melbourne Final, but finally achieved the Paris Final. Winning in Madrid’s clay weeks ago, Sabalenka said not to recognize anyone who clings as strong as the ball like him, even in the best moments of American Serena Williams.
When it is fixed, it sweeps. The nerves prevented a faster resolution against a Swiatek without a sense of yesteryear, unbelief. When Sabalenka released, he rolled, as in ‘Tiebreak’ and the closure.
The pressure caused eleven services to the eleven first games. Respect between the two, the party’s transcendence, where Sabalenka is now able to defeat Swiatek at home. Polaca took the second manga, until his rival dared and overloaded.
And he did this in solvency for thirty -three weeks after the leader of the female tennis. Once again I arrived at Roland Garros’ ‘semis’, in 2023, but he had never felt a candidate for the Suzanne Lentern Cup. His seventh final course, won Brisbane, Miami and Madrid. It goes for the 21st Corona, the Fourth in Grand Slam. Powerful
Source: La Verdad
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