Defended Osaka Carolina Mousova to reach us in the open semi -finals Tennis News

Osaka returns to the semi -finals for the first time since 2020, while Amanda Anisimova gets Wimbledon avenges from Iga Swamek.

Naomi Osaka returned to the semi-finals of the United States open on Wednesday by winning 6-4 7-6 (3) over Carolina Mustova, where the Grand Salam champion made four times a warrior offer to emphasize her return to the largest stage of this sport.

Four years after winning her last four main titles, the twenty-third Japanese ranked, who returned last season after a long maternity break, extended her line, which was not defeated in the quarter-finals to 5-0 and booked a struggle with Amanda Ankasova on Friday.

“This means a lot. I am surprised that I am not crying,” said Osaka, who was watching the semi -finals of the stands at Arthur Ash.

“I was sitting there and I hope that I would have the opportunity to play in this court again, so my dreams became really … there was a lot of hard work that you did not see, comrades.

“I am just grateful to my team. We hope you come, comrades and watch the next round.”

Moussa, who was in court for more than 10 hours on four attrition rounds, did the treatment in the treasury room for the left leg issue after it dropped a narrow opening group, but it came out of the shooting at the beginning of the next day.

She struggled to move sometimes with her thighs, but she continued to thwart her opponent through her tennis brand to break the progress 5-4, only for Osaka to decline the initiative and pass after a tie.

“It was a very difficult match,” Osaka added.

It is one of the best players in the world. Every time I play against it, it is very difficult.

“Last year, I hit me when I had one of my best clothes. I was really upset. I’m just grateful for being here.”

Anissimova avenges Wimbledon embarrassment

Anisimova overturned the scenario earlier on Wednesday, as the second seed Ija Sweitik 6-4 6-3 toppled to reach the first open semi-finals of the United States and carefully revenge for one of the most brutal defeats in the history of the Great Four Championships.

Less than two months after a 6-0 destroyer 6-0 loss in Wimbledon’s final, the eighth seed of 67th of 121 points to complete the switch in 96 minutes at Arthur Ash.

“Playing here is very special,” said Anasimova in her interview on the field. “I was dealing with my life here … Today I proved everything to me. I can do it.”

The transformation of the 24 -year -old from July’s tears to a victory on Wednesday embodies the ability of tennis to salvation.

After watching the painful Wimbledon shots on Tuesday night, Anzemova admitted that she was “slow like hell” in those finals, but she approached this match with the renewed purpose.

“Today is definitely the most important victory in my life,” she told reporters. “I really went out there, for example, not an ounce of fear … I was constantly moving and trying to make myself continuous.”

Swiatek admitted that its aggressive opponent’s return game has proven decisive.

“I couldn’t win today’s match in playing this way, as I served like this, and with the fact that Amanda is very aggressive in the returns,” said Grand Slam, a Grand Slam, Slam, said six times.

The United States dominated the return, as it transformed four opportunities of nine opportunities in the break, while Swiatek managed to break only four chances, and ended its attempt to obtain the title of Slam Slam VIN and the second Open Open Crown in the quarter -finals of the second year in a row.

Americans from Devering Dutastation to Us Open Breakthrough as a strong reminder that in tennis, often follow the greatest return of the most crushing defeats.