Naomi Osaka defeats Coco Jouf to reach us in the open quarter -finals Tennis News

Naami Osaka disturbed the US Open, twice in successive groups in successive groups, while Iga Sequik defeated Ekaterina Alexandrova.

NAOMI OSAKA produced a Coco Gauf Coco Gauff 6-3 6-3 in the fourth confrontation with an expected fourth confrontation between the two former nullity in the United States.

After years of bitter disappointment in the final allowance of the year, Osaka offered flashes of her old brilliance on Monday, when she took control of the match from the start, while she struggled with the 2023 champion with her with her and her service.

The result carried Osaka to the quarter -finals of Flaching Midoz for the first time in five years, and will then play the eleventh Czech classified Carolina Mostova.

“The main thing that I want to get out of this tournament,” said Grand Salam champion, Grand Salam, who won in New York in 2018 and 2020.

“For me, frankly, I have more fun when I play against the best players.”

On Monday, the confrontation is the first time that the two favorite candidates in New York in New York have met since their unforgettable crawls for the year 2019 when 15 -year -old Gauff lost to Osaka.

The fans who kept wandering in the previous match fell on Ashe, where the two started their battle, as Osaka broke the foundation line in the first match in a wonderful group.

Gauff spent several months in an attempt to rebuild her service and uses it again because she produced a double mistake on a point, one of five in the match.

The mistakes began to accumulate to the Americans, which handed Osaka another break with an unforgettable mistake in the sixth group of Group Two and the ventilation of her frustration towards her box during the final match, and told her coaches: “Nothing works.”

The couple briefly embraced on the network after Gauff bent with a bullet in the network at the match point and Osaka smiled at a huge celebration.

“I am a little sensitive. I don’t want to cry. I enjoyed a lot here,” Osaka said.

“Thank you very much for my team. We passed a lot, it was not easy but they were beside me.”

Osaka’s return is based on belief

Every time Osaka reached the last eight of the specialization, she continued to raise the cup and will hope to keep this tracking record in New York.

She won the last four titles in the Grand Slam championship at the Australian Australian 2021 before withdrawing from Roland Garros to protect her mental welfare after revealing her personal conflicts with depression.

The Japanese player Wimbledon and then left the United States open later that year after an unexpected defeat in the third round, announcing that it will rest from playing. It also took the maternity break throughout the 2023 season.

After she failed to advance until after the third round in her first seven championships after the maternity break, she finally looked at the recovery of Mujo after her arrival in the Montreal final last month.

It seems that her partnership with the new coach Tomasz WikTorowski is working, and Osaka said she did not suspect that she was unable to return to this stage in major companies.

“You have to imagine it, and then you have to believe it in order to actually be achieved,” she told reporters after he offered the magic of Lapopo that Bobo did:

Despite her struggles, Osaka said she had never thought of giving up this sport for good.

She said, “Hanging my strike for me permanently will be very frightening,” she said. “It is like breathing air for me.”

Swiaatek Cruises in quarters

Iga Swiaatek, which focuses on laser lasers, barely broke the former in the United States Open, dismantling Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-3 6-1 systematically and booked her return to the quarter-finals in New York.

The 24 -year -old victory at Luis Armstrong Stadium means that she has become the youngest woman to reach at least the quarter -finals of all four four tournaments in one season since Maria Sharapova, 18, managed to this achievement in 2005.

Swiatek was writing fiercely on her phone as she was waiting for her interview in court after that and said that she was sending a message to her coach, Wim Viget.

“I asked him to reserve a 10 -minute training court, if possible,” she said the second number of the world, before she explained what he succeeded in helping her to reach the quarter -finals of the thirteenth place.

“I would like to say density and focus. Initially I felt that she played quickly and the court was different. I wanted to find my rhythm after that and I was in my bubble.

“I forced the ball to enter. I am happy with quality.”

The second Polish seed, Amanda Anisimova, faces a final repetition of Wimbledon, which won 6-0 Swimik 6-0.