The Belarusian is already resting in her third consecutive final of the Australian Open. Who does she prefer on Saturday? "Honestly, I have no preference".
Fernando Murciego
Periodista deportivo, la profesión más bonita del mundo. Absorbido por el mundo de la raqueta y toda la pasión que le rodea. Me escuchas en Eurosport y en DAZN. Me lees en Punto de Break, la biblia del tenis.
The Pole had to 'defend herself' at a press conference when reminded that she had lost only 14 games on her way to the semis of the Australian Open.
After her latest victory, Elina Svitolina warned that now the real tournament was beginning, the matches that reveal which players are truly prepared to dream of the title. The Ukrainian was not mistaken, as she was eliminated early this morning in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Australian Open by Madison Keys (3-6, 6-3, 6-4). A tough, closely fought battle where the American found a way to turn the match around and secure her seventh Grand Slam semifinal, the third one here in Melbourne. A player who always arrives as an underdog but always has something to say. We will see her tomorrow facing Iga Swiatek or Emma Navarro.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Madison Keys, la eterna tapada, ya está en semifinales del Open de Australia 2025
The Spanish tennis player reflected on the Australian Open after losing in the semifinals to Sabalenka: "I rate my tournament a 9... you already know what a 10 would have been".
Very interesting reflections from the American before facing her seventh Grand Slam semifinal. How do you see that upcoming match against Iga Swiatek?
After overcoming a very delicate moment in the quarterfinals, the world No. 1 analyzed in a press conference what she did to tip the scales against Pavlyuchenkova.
After being eliminated in the quarterfinals, the American reflected on her tournament and the loss to Badosa: "She played the key points better, that's all".
The Kazakh, defeated in the fourth round by Madison Keys, remembered Stefano Vukov for another day and left Goran Ivanisevic's continuity in the team up in the air.
The Belarusian is already resting in her third consecutive final of the Australian Open. Who does she prefer on Saturday? "Honestly, I have no preference".
The Spanish tennis player reflected on the Australian Open after losing in the semifinals to Sabalenka: "I rate my tournament a 9... you already know what a 10 would have been".
The Pole had to 'defend herself' at a press conference when reminded that she had lost only 14 games on her way to the semis of the Australian Open.
Very interesting reflections from the American before facing her seventh Grand Slam semifinal. How do you see that upcoming match against Iga Swiatek?
After her latest victory, Elina Svitolina warned that now the real tournament was beginning, the matches that reveal which players are truly prepared to dream of the title. The Ukrainian was not mistaken, as she was eliminated early this morning in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Australian Open by Madison Keys (3-6, 6-3, 6-4). A tough, closely fought battle where the American found a way to turn the match around and secure her seventh Grand Slam semifinal, the third one here in Melbourne. A player who always arrives as an underdog but always has something to say. We will see her tomorrow facing Iga Swiatek or Emma Navarro.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Madison Keys, la eterna tapada, ya está en semifinales del Open de Australia 2025
After overcoming a very delicate moment in the quarterfinals, the world No. 1 analyzed in a press conference what she did to tip the scales against Pavlyuchenkova.
After being eliminated in the quarterfinals, the American reflected on her tournament and the loss to Badosa: "She played the key points better, that's all".
The Kazakh, defeated in the fourth round by Madison Keys, remembered Stefano Vukov for another day and left Goran Ivanisevic's continuity in the team up in the air.
The Ukrainian is in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Australian Open, where she will clash with Madison Keys: "My goal remains winning a Grand Slam".
After breaking her ceiling at the Australian Open, the Spaniard now faces Coco Gauff: "She comes with a lot of confidence, but I am also playing well".