Original title: Swatek: Winning streak may soon stop but I will try to do my best
Xinhua News Agency, Paris, June 2. In the French Open women’s singles semi-final competition that ended on the 2nd, the top seed of the tournament, Poland’s Svyatek, defeated the card 6:2, 6:1 in only 1 hour and 4 minutes. Satkina, who continued her unbeaten streak, entered the final.
“I feel better than I did after the last few games, I feel like I’m playing better and better,” Svyatek said after the game.
The victory also increased Svyatek’s winning streak to 34, just one shy of the longest streak set by Serena Williams in 2000 for a women’s singles player of the 21st century. “It feels good to make it to the final. My winning streak may stop soon, but I will try to do my best. There is no clear goal in this game. Reaching the final gives me a lot of hope. proud of the performance,” Sviatek said.
This year’s French Open, Svyatek lost only one set on the way to the promotion, which was the first set against China’s “Xiaohua” Zheng Qinwen in the fourth round. “I lost a set in that game to make me calmer. I made more preparations for the difficulties in the following games and improved my ability to withstand pressure, which I think is very good.” Svyatek said.
In the final, Svyatek’s opponent was 18-year-old American Gauff, who easily defeated the “dark horse” player Trevisan of the French Open in the semifinals. For Gauff, Svyatek also gave a high evaluation. “She has done a good job, she has put in a lot of effort for this, and from the performance on the field, she is improving every year. It is difficult to see that she is only an 18-year-old player.” (End)Return to Sohu, see more
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