Pegula took down Swiatek 6-2, 6-4 reaching the semifinals of the maiden slam
It was a direct, direct earth shattering #1. Jessica Pegula of Buffalo, NY performed at the highest level on home soil to progress to his first slam semi final.
Iga Swiatek from Poland was through the draw in these two days. The reigning French Open champion was looking for his second title at Flushing Meadows having lifted the Tiffany trophy two years ago. The twenty-three-year-old player with twenty-two titles did not drop a set in four matches.
In this quarterfinal match, he faced a familiar opponent. Although Swiatek leads the way 6-3this was their first meeting this season and second in a row NY as his subject entered 2022. Pegula, who has been leading the way for seven years with six titles, is currently ranked sixth. Like his opponent, he did not drop a set in four rounds.
Under cool and comfortable conditions at Arthur Ashe Stadium, Pegula won the toss and chose to accept. Swiatek missed 5/6 The first is used which includes a double throw fault when Pegula misses 5/10 first serve, faced with two deuce points, however, he gathered a break for 2-0.
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Swiatek continued to struggle on serve and had three more faults including another double fault, which dropped the serve. Pegula opened the fourth with two back-to-back forehand errors and although he faced deuce, he rallied for the break with two forehand winners.
Swiatek opened the fifth with a stunning forehand down the line and held to love to get on the board while Pegula missed. 3/5 first you serve and now you are caught 15 for 5-1. The five-time grand slam champion served to stay in the set and while he was gifted two unforced errors, he was held 30 for 2-5.
Pegula worked for the set with new balls and converted her first point when Swiatek hit a backhand. Pegula had great success hitting the middle, drawing mistakes from his opponent.
The Swiatek worked for the first time in a second and was easily handled 15 and Pegula matched the winners with a stunning groundstroke. Swiatek contributed four previous errors to the server crash. Pegula missed 3/6 first serve made two unforced errors including a double fault and got the break back.
Swiatek gave up three straight faults and a deuce against you 3-2 while Pegula did 4/4 first serve and hold love at the level. the #1 the seed continued to burn badly in worship and in the world. He faced four deuces and three break points and dropped serve when he hit an inside forehand.
Pegula had bottled up her emotions as the set drew to a close. He did 4/5 first serves and is easily caught to 15 to combine breaks. Swiatek serves new balls and stays in the game, done 5/6 he first served and was caught 30 with an amazing inside-out winner.
Pegula played in the game and also played in the final four. He opened with a stunning crosscourt winner and converted his third match point when Swiatek mishit a crosscourt backhand.
In just under ninety minutes, i 6th the seed sneezed 2022 In the US Unlock champion and world #1. It was a high performance and discipline from NY native. He played it cool and kept his temper in check to be confused 5– a great grand slam champion.
He was incredibly successful 77First % once 53% of the points on the second offer and work equally on the return, win 44First % once 53% of return points given second. You have saved 2/3 points break while converting 4/8 and hit twelve winners on twenty-two unforced errors.
In the semi-final round, you will fight 2023 In the US Open semi-final and pre-world #8 Karolina Muchova. The twenty-eight-year-old from the Czech Republic has been out of sight as he has climbed back up the ranks following wrist surgery at the start of the season. This will be their second meeting at the tour level as they competed against each other last month WTA 1000 an event in Cincinnati that the American took three times.
