US Open: Berberra Kricova survives eight points for the match to finish Taylor Townsand’s dream Tennis News

Ream Open Run at Taylor Townsund reached a tragic end because she failed to convert eight points for the match against former Wimbledon Champion Barborra Krejcikova on Sunday.

The Americans have found itself as the face of the first week After her opponent in the second round, Gilina Ostapeluko ​​faced her stadium and accused her of not having education or separation.

I used anger with Latvian as an inspiration to push her to a shock in the third round over the fifth seed, Mira Andreva.

With her four-year-old son AJ in the crowd, Townsund looked to reach the Grand Slam Slam quarter-final for the first time, but Krejcikova somehow prevailed in the second tie basin before winning 1-6 7-6 (15-13) 6-3.

Krejcikova has struggled to contain her emotions as she said to the crowd: “What a match. Just four months ago I was out of the field, I couldn’t play. I felt great pain in my back. I didn’t know if I was going back now. Now I am here, and this is huge. I still do not believe that I am standing here.”

Townsund dominated the opening group and seemed ready to win the second, as Krejcikova saved the first match point in the tenth match.

This was a tie that really witnessed to withdraw the 29-year-old action from Hodeni, although Krejcikova was saving her best when it was really important to fight seven other games, recovering from 3-6 before taking the third group point.

Then the Czech took a break outside the field, leaving Townsand sat on her chair wondering what it might be, and was Krejcikova who got the momentum in the decisive group.

Townsund, who still has a spousal chance, left the stadium to cry with a towel on her face to chants from the standing stands at the Luis Armstrong stadium who toured her.

Another American then for Krejcikova

Fourth seeds Jessica Bigula His colleague at Walloped American Ann Li to create a quarter -final date with Krejcikova on Tuesday.

PEGULA did not have the runner-up last year the round before the tournament that wanted, with the early exits in Washington, Montreal and Sinnati, but it did not fall a group in New York and fixed me 6-1 6-2 in the first game at Arthur Ash.

“It is likely to be the best match, frankly, she played since Wimbledon from the beginning to finish. So that was encouraging,” said Peugeot, who took the headlines in Charleston, Bad Humburg and Austin earlier this year.

“Doing everything well, executing my strategy very well and overcoming it very quickly.”

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