The Italian steps on the gas and recovers from a poor start to reach the quarterfinals of the US Open and set up a meeting with Medvedev.
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The path to the quarterfinals of Iga Swiatek in this US Open 2024 could not be cleaner. The Polish player has not lost a single set yet and has only dropped 22 games in these four matches. Today, Liudmila Samsonova kept up with her in the first nine games of the match, playing her evenly and making things difficult for the first seed. From then on, Iga was unstoppable and breezed to victory (6-4 6-1) to advance to the quarterfinals of the New York tournament where she will face the last local hope, Jessica Pegula, in what is presumed to be Swiatek's toughest match of the tournament so far.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Swiatek sigue pasando el rodillo en Nueva York
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The US Open 2024 has come to an end for the world No. 71, none other than Caroline Wozniacki. The Danish player will put her dream of lifting another Grand Slam on hold until next season after being defeated in the fourth round tonight by Beatriz Haddad Maia. Despite the loss, she leaves New York with a clear perspective. She knows her strengths and weaknesses, as she explained in her final press conference, perhaps the last time we will see her in a tournament this season.
"I know I'm better than what my ranking indicates, so my level tonight didn't surprise me. Right now, the biggest challenge is staying healthy and being at 100%. That’s the most important for me, to be able to compete every day. I know I can compete against the best, I can beat them, but I also know that to win a tournament like this, you need to win seven consecutive matches, and that’s where it gets tough. It's something my body has struggled with a lot this season. At the end of the day, I'm proud of how I fought, I gave it my all this time, that's all I can do," summarized the former world No. 1, who couldn't confirm whether she will play more tournaments this year.
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He arrived at this US Open 2024 cushioned, after that injury he suffered at Wimbledon in his hip, but demon has not lost an ounce of his confidence and good tennis in this month and a half off. Alex de Miñaur defeated his compatriot Jordan Thompson 6-0 3-6 6-3 7-5 to advance to the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam once again. This time, hopefully, being able to compete and dreaming of finally making it to a Grand Slam semifinal. This Wednesday, he will face Jack Draper for a spot in that round.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, De Miñaur vuela a los cuartos de final del US Open
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It is probably the anticipated final of the tournament. Jannik and Daniil are competing for more than a US Open semifinal.
Interesting press conference from the Russian analyzing his season and his possible duel with Sinner in the quarterfinals: "If I want to win, I will need to give my best".
Ambition, that would be one of the words that cannot be missing to define the path of Jack Draper in this US Open 2024. After a few seasons praising the left-hander's talent, the day has finally come where we see him in the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament, and he will do so without having lost a single set along the way. The Brit is on the rise and, before facing Thompson or De Miñaur in a couple of days, these were his summary words.
“This is an incredible moment for me, I am very proud of this achievement in one of the world's most important tournaments. Following Andy’s (Murray) steps to reach the quarterfinals is impressive, but I have to keep going because I know I still have room to improve, I still have margin to go further in this tournament. As the challenges become greater and I face opponents of higher level, I hope my level will also rise with that,” confessed the current world No. 25.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Draper: “Es increíble llegar hasta aquí, pero todavía tengo espacio para llegar más lejos”
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Interesting and evenly matched encounter we had tonight between Caroline Wozniacki and Beatriz Haddad Maia battling for a spot in the quarterfinals of the US Open 2024. In the end, the Brazilian took it, slightly better positioned in terms of physicality and rhythm when playing the crucial points (6-2, 3-6, 6-3), although the scales tipped by small margins. Great performance by the Danish player at 34 years old, but this time the victory went to the South American, who for the second time in her career has made it to the top eight of a Grand Slam main draw. She will face Karolina Muchova aiming to repeat her best performance, the one from Roland Garros 2023, when she reached the semifinals.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Haddad Maia interrumpe el ‘revival’ de Wozniacki
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The Italian steps on the gas and recovers from a poor start to reach the quarterfinals of the US Open and set up a meeting with Medvedev.
He arrived at this US Open 2024 cushioned, after that injury he suffered at Wimbledon in his hip, but demon has not lost an ounce of his confidence and good tennis in this month and a half off. Alex de Miñaur defeated his compatriot Jordan Thompson 6-0 3-6 6-3 7-5 to advance to the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam once again. This time, hopefully, being able to compete and dreaming of finally making it to a Grand Slam semifinal. This Wednesday, he will face Jack Draper for a spot in that round.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, De Miñaur vuela a los cuartos de final del US Open
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The path to the quarterfinals of Iga Swiatek in this US Open 2024 could not be cleaner. The Polish player has not lost a single set yet and has only dropped 22 games in these four matches. Today, Liudmila Samsonova kept up with her in the first nine games of the match, playing her evenly and making things difficult for the first seed. From then on, Iga was unstoppable and breezed to victory (6-4 6-1) to advance to the quarterfinals of the New York tournament where she will face the last local hope, Jessica Pegula, in what is presumed to be Swiatek's toughest match of the tournament so far.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Swiatek sigue pasando el rodillo en Nueva York
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It is probably the anticipated final of the tournament. Jannik and Daniil are competing for more than a US Open semifinal.
The US Open 2024 has come to an end for the world No. 71, none other than Caroline Wozniacki. The Danish player will put her dream of lifting another Grand Slam on hold until next season after being defeated in the fourth round tonight by Beatriz Haddad Maia. Despite the loss, she leaves New York with a clear perspective. She knows her strengths and weaknesses, as she explained in her final press conference, perhaps the last time we will see her in a tournament this season.
"I know I'm better than what my ranking indicates, so my level tonight didn't surprise me. Right now, the biggest challenge is staying healthy and being at 100%. That’s the most important for me, to be able to compete every day. I know I can compete against the best, I can beat them, but I also know that to win a tournament like this, you need to win seven consecutive matches, and that’s where it gets tough. It's something my body has struggled with a lot this season. At the end of the day, I'm proud of how I fought, I gave it my all this time, that's all I can do," summarized the former world No. 1, who couldn't confirm whether she will play more tournaments this year.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki: “Soy mejor jugadora de lo que dice mi ranking”
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Interesting press conference from the Russian analyzing his season and his possible duel with Sinner in the quarterfinals: "If I want to win, I will need to give my best".
Ambition, that would be one of the words that cannot be missing to define the path of Jack Draper in this US Open 2024. After a few seasons praising the left-hander's talent, the day has finally come where we see him in the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament, and he will do so without having lost a single set along the way. The Brit is on the rise and, before facing Thompson or De Miñaur in a couple of days, these were his summary words.
“This is an incredible moment for me, I am very proud of this achievement in one of the world's most important tournaments. Following Andy’s (Murray) steps to reach the quarterfinals is impressive, but I have to keep going because I know I still have room to improve, I still have margin to go further in this tournament. As the challenges become greater and I face opponents of higher level, I hope my level will also rise with that,” confessed the current world No. 25.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Draper: “Es increíble llegar hasta aquí, pero todavía tengo espacio para llegar más lejos”
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Interesting and evenly matched encounter we had tonight between Caroline Wozniacki and Beatriz Haddad Maia battling for a spot in the quarterfinals of the US Open 2024. In the end, the Brazilian took it, slightly better positioned in terms of physicality and rhythm when playing the crucial points (6-2, 3-6, 6-3), although the scales tipped by small margins. Great performance by the Danish player at 34 years old, but this time the victory went to the South American, who for the second time in her career has made it to the top eight of a Grand Slam main draw. She will face Karolina Muchova aiming to repeat her best performance, the one from Roland Garros 2023, when she reached the semifinals.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Haddad Maia interrumpe el ‘revival’ de Wozniacki
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Rafael Nadal was asked on the television program El Hormiguero about his opinion regarding the doping case of Jannik Sinner and the fact that he ended up being declared innocent. "I know Jannik and I am convinced that he has not acted in bad faith and has not intended to dope at any time. I believe in justice and I am certain that if he has been declared innocent, it is because the court has seen things very clearly. I do not think the verdict has anything to do with him being the world number 1," he stated.
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The Spanish discussed various current issues on El Hormiguero and assessed their current state and upcoming goals.