Ega swetecFour of the five Grand Slam titles have come on the red soil of the French Open, for the first time, the Wimbledon got the 19th seed with more than 6–2, 7–5 win in the semi-finals. Lidmila Samsanova It went on for a struggle in late stages on Wednesday due to a walk.
Eighth seed Swiyatech becomes the fourth active female player to reach the semi -finals in all four big companies. Aryana Sabalanka, Victoria Azarenka And Karolina Pliskova,
Swiatech won its first 10 service points in the initial set and proceeded against Samsanova 3–0 in the second, which appeared in its first Grand Slam quarterfinals. Soon, however, it was 4-All in the second set, then 5-All. But Swetec held a 6–5 lead, then broke it to finish, and a smile spread to his face.
“I already got cow pumps after this victory,” Swetech said in his on-court interview. “I’m proud of me.”
The grass courts of the All England Club always gave him the most troubles as a supporter, even though he claimed a junior championship there in 2018. In her five performances at Women’s Brackets of Wimbledon before this year, she made a quarter -finals in 2023 as a quarter -finals to get out in that round.
But a 24-year-old man from Poland is enjoying a career-first run on the sleek surface, thanks to being more comfortable with the required notch. Before the onset of Wimbledon, Swiyatech was a runner-up in Bad Hombberg, Germany, his first final in a tournament was played on the grass-and his first final in any event in more than a year.
This included a semi-final disadvantage against Sabalenka in Rolland-Giros last month, ending the 26-match 26-match French Open winning Lakir.
Since the beginning of 2023, Swiyatech has won 17 of their last 20 matches, before the Grass-Cort Play went 6–5 at the tour level.
“I think I really worked hard to progress on this surface,” said Swiyatech.
Swiatek, who also won the US Open in 2022, is becoming the eighth woman to win a major title on Hardcourt, Clay and Grass-something active has done nothing.
Standing between him and the final will either be the seventh seed Russian teenager Mirra AndrevaOr unplanned Belinda Bennsic From Switzerland.
With number 1 Sabalenka – a potential final rival – Swetek has reached the semi -final rounds in this year’s Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon. Last time many women made a semi -finals in each of the first three big companies.Justin Henin And Kim Classsters,
ESPN Research and Associated Press contributed to this report.
