Wrong and Swiss are fighting for us to enter the last 16 | Tennis News

Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek have proven that they are only human, which indicates that even the best players in the world have to discover things during flying at times, as they fought to demand victories in the United States Open.

The Wimbledon Swimik champion embodies the issue of victory per day through adversity, as she returned from 5-1 to the bottom in the opening group against Anna Calinskaya before she left 7-6 (2), and 6-4 wins in the third round match on Saturday.

“I am happy because I came back and kept … with the discovery and solution of problems.” “Certainly, it was not an easy match.”

The second number in the world was far from the most severe in a manuscript competition, where nine rest periods and 67 mistakes are not full of both players who collected a picture of a match that won through bloody thinking rather than bullet -making.

However, Swiatek settled itself in The Key Moments, where she saved four points in the first group and broke late in the second to win the twentieth match in this season and draw with the defense champion and the first world championship Arena Sabalinka.

“It is not sometimes easy to find solutions and find the exact thing that will help you,” she added.

“You have to open your mind enough to think about what you can do. Today it was a good day, as I say, in terms of that, because, at 5-1 or something like that, it is easy to panic, and I did not.”

Its reward is another 16 meeting with the thirteenth seeded ekaterina Alexandrova.

The number one sinner in the world showed a similar torque, as he was appointed to the twenty-seventh seed of Dennis Shapovovalov before gathering 5-7 6-4 6-3 6-3.

Al -Nasr extended the 24 -year -old Italian round in Hakort Grand to 24 games, which is a series based on talent, but also to solve problems when he gives up better than his tennis.

“I am not a machine, as you know. I also face sometimes,” said the sinner, who was beaten by Canadians in the opening round of the Australian Open Australian Championship for the year 2021 at their only previous meeting.

“Every game is very difficult. Every challenge is very difficult.

“There are players who have more qualities or capabilities, and it is one of them. I just tried to stay there mentally.”

ZVREV loses control – again

Not all the first seeds found the same winning formula.

Alexander Zverev, the third world number, who was still chasing his first title in the Grand Salam championship, witnessed his end in his frustration, as Felix Augusal Alias ​​gathered in Canada from the thunderbolt of the Thunderbolt 4-6, 7-6 (7), 6-4, 6-4.

Zverev was increasingly shook with the match sliding, as she criticized his racket in frustration, as the afraid of the frightened Eyles-Eyasem turned into the tide.

Wills did not come the most interesting battle on the weekend, as Naomi Osaka and Coco Joff created a confrontation from the fourth round that will dominate the main headlines in the second week of the tournament.

Osaka fourth champion Osaka has overcome four times in the middle of the match to overcome Daria Caskina 6-0, 4-6, 6-3, while last year’s champion Magdalina Fresh 6-3 rejected 6-1 in her most convincing performance for this week.

Organizers cannot write it better for us fans: a confrontation between two former former nullity after six years of their unforgettable first meeting in Flushing Meadows.

In 2019, the defense champion Osaka directed a 15-year-old hollow, 6-6-0, then the comfort of her opponent and urged her to address the fans on the field, a show of the sporting spirit that made the crowd.

“It will be a great type of DEJA VU, but we hope it will be a different result,” said Jouf.

Six years after their first meeting in New York City, Coco and Naomi meet again in round 4 🤩 pic.twitter.com/szskabncfh

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The doubles courts reflected the issue of experience and design, as 45-year-old Venus Williams won 7-6 (1) and 6-1 beat Ulrieki Eceri and Erie Hozome in their first championship.

Meanwhile, Andre Rublev put an end to the imaginary operation of Hong Wong from Hong Kong in five groups.

There were another three retirement at the men’s draw on Saturday after the exit caused by the injury from the sixth seed, Ben Shelton, the day before.

Alex de Minor, Lorenzo Moutei and Swiss qualifiers 435 moved 435.

Amanda Anisimova, runner-up in Wimbledon, beat Jacqueline Christian 6-4, 4-6, 6-2, while Czech Czech Czech Czech and the twenty-seventh Ukrainian Championship won in three groups.