Melbourne: French Open Champion Barbora Krejcikova destroyed the dream of Australia’s open winner twice Victoria Azarenka on Sunday to set the quarter-finals with the Madison key which served great.
The fourth seed won the baseline battle to overthrow Belarusian Veteran Azarenka, who struggled with neck problems, 6-2, 6-2 at the Rod Laver Arena.
The victory arranged a battle with a key that was not seeded for beds in the past four, after Americans comfortably overthrow the eight Pirani Pirani Badosa 6-3, 6-1.
“It was truly amazing today because he was the champion here and he likes this court, he is very experienced in this court,” Czech Krejcikova said.
“I really admire it because he is a good player and I am very happy that I won today.
It is a dream to play in court like this and fight a champion like that.” Welcome to the last cruise ship 8 👋 He took the title at Roland Garros and raced ratings.
But he did not work through the second half in Australia in two previous attempts.
He quickly took command in a hot heat, back well to make the ball still play then dictate from behind the court.
The 26-year-old got a break opening with a beautiful lob and made the focus still accommodate, then rested again for 5-2.
Azarenka – Champions Melbourne 2012 and 2013 – are struggling with what appears as a neck problem and calls for a medical time limit at rest and 0-1 down in the second set.
The quarter-final feeling 🤗bkrejcikova 👏👏 # Ausopen · # AO2022 https://t.co/XDGYMGCVOK- #Ausopen (@AustralianOpen) 1642908222000 He sounded saying “taste tight” but kept calling physio again 1-2.
Against the opportunity, he then went bankrupt, but the injury clearly inhibited his service and he blamed double to hand over Krejcikova another break and there was no way back.
The victory keeps the chances of Krojcikova’s slim ranked fourth to move to the number one world at the end of the tournament, but he needs to win the title and hope for other results.