MELBOURNE: The Madison button that serves a large surprise Paula Badosa to the quarter of the Australian finalist for the third time on Sunday in clashes between the two most forms.
Americans who did not separate had years forgotten in 2021 but flourished in Australia and comfortably overthrew Badosa 6-3, 6-1 in hot heat at the Rod Laver Arena.
It arranged it with the last eight matches against the French Open Champion Barbora Krejcikova or twice the Australian Open Winner Victoria Azarenka.
“Really extraordinary,” Keys said.
“I presented quite well and I thought I returned well enough.” So from the first ball I have a little advantage on many points and then can dictate.
I have to take my chances and leave because if I give him an inch he will take it.
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Badosa starts taking more risks in the second set of da n land some perfect returns to press the button presented.
They exchanged rest before the consistency and precision key saw it penetrate three more times to remove the Spanish racing court.
The US Open Finalist 2017 has played some of its best tennis in Australia, making the 2015 semi-finals and a place to stay three years later with a 24-8 career record in Melbourne Park.
The shocking badosa button to power into the Australian Open quarter-finals
