Melbourne: Ribs Swigek came from a set to make Australia’s first open semi-final semi-final Wednesday by fighting through Veteran Gutsi Kaia Kania to establish the last four matches with Danielle Collins.
Only 20, the seventh seed Polish who was consistently proved to be too tough, ended Estonian surprises that were not tested Melbourne Park running 4-6, 7-6 (7/2), 6-3 in the Rod Laver Arena in 1min who was tiring 1 hour.
He will play Collins on Thursday for a place in the final after the 27th American seeds down alize Cornet 7-5, 6-1 to match Australia’s open exploitation from 2019.
Switek was in the second week for the sixth grand slam since the sixth year.
Her 2020 France Open Triumph, but the first time she made the last four of Paris clay.
Ranking nine, he is now projected to move to fourth in the world and can go as high as he won the title.
Pure grit 😤😤😤 @ iga_swiatek · #ausopen · # AO2022 https://t.co/hdreycmu8H- #Ausopen (@AustralianOpen) 1643174419000 “I have so many rest points (nine) in the first set I feel like I miss opportunities I, “said Swigek.
“I am quite annoyed and I should focus on the next point.
And that’s what I did in the second set.” They are easy things to do but they work.
I feel like I’m playing so fast that I can’t get fast.
So I have to finish my forehand basically.
That is enough.
“Amazingly, the 115th ranked Kanepi became professional in 1999, two years before Swiatek was born.
But regardless of the age of 16 years, Estonia showed many fightes when he saw to make the first semifinal grand slam.
Since playing it first in 2006 .
They both hold serve 2-2 in the opening set but Swiatek more dangerous, nailing a high percentage of returns to make three points without converting any break.
7 seed Danielle Collins will face this Thursday for a place in the final of women.
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https : //t.co/40jidho7zk- #Ausopen (@AustralianoPen) 1643174978000 With Swiatek won more than 80 percent of his first service point, the Kanepi needs to take advantage of the second service.
Estonia helped him and pounce on the match seven, slamming forehand back to the front 4-3 Finally got a line after 64 minutes.
Poland’s star deteriorated when he was violated first in the second set, But he is not ready to give up.
He went bankrupt then held and with the Kanepi seemed to wilted, beaten again to lead 3-1.
Complete comeback 👊 @ Iga_swiatek is to the second Grand Slam semifinal, overcoming Kaia Kanepi 4-6 7-6 (2) …
https://t.co/55mcpivevVV- #Ausopen (@AustralianOpen) 1643174311000 Butt A Ninth Swiatek Double Faults helped the Break and Set Go to Tiebreak, where the poles regrouped to dominate.
They exchanged early breaks in the set of determinants before swiatek broke again for 3-2.
He looked destined to sweep the house but the Kanepi made life difficult before the late break ensured the pole won.