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Aryana Sabalanka It is shown that he is one of the favorite for winning this year’s US Open, which is after building a major performance against Zheng Kinwen on Wednesday to reach the semi -finals.
The world’s number 2 put sugar 20-year-old Chinese in the past, winning 6–1 6-4 inside the Arthur Ash Stadium.
Zheng had no match for Sabalenka’s major service and powerful shots, as Belarusi hovered comfortably in the last four of the US Open.
After getting out of some early high-profiles, Sabalenka is the highest seed left in the draw and looks to defeat the player.
Sabalenka said in her on-court interview, “I think I have definitely played a fantastic tennis today.” “Super Happy with Performance. I have another chance to improve myself in semi. ,
She will face Wimbledon Champion Market Wondruvova or American Madison Keys for a place in the final.
Early exit of Ega świątek from the US Open means that, no matter, the world will become the world number 1 for the first time on Monday.
His rise at the top of the world rankings comes after a remarkable year in which he has won three titles, including his first Grand Slam at the Australian Open.
He continued the prominent form against Zheng in the quarter -finals, blew his opponent in an early set that lasted for just 27 minutes.
The break between the sets allowed Zheng to be re -organized and she started growing in the match. The young man organized himself against Sabalenka as the pair exchanged service games at the beginning of the second set.
This was the seventh game of the set when Sabalenka was able to break the flexibility of Zeng so that his nose could be brought out with a significant break of service.
Try that she could be, Zheng was not able to hit back and Belarusi easily served the match.
This will be Sabalenka’s third consecutive US Open semi -final as it is to claim a second Grand Slam title in 2023.
Sabalenka-who are in their fifth consecutive Grand Slam semi-finals-now won the first seven major quarter-finals of his career, who ranks second in the all-time list behind Chris Artt, who won his first 48, surprisingly,.
