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Us Open, Swiatek-Jabeur tomorrow will be a historic final

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Us Open, Swiatek-Jabeur tomorrow will be a historic final

The first Polish champion in New York, or the first African (and Arab) winner of a Grand Slam in singles. Whatever happens, an important tennis page will be written

In a women’s US Open that had left room for many surprises, especially the first week, curiously we find perhaps the most awaited final, the one that, after the premature elimination of many seeded players, respects the ranking more. In fact, Iga Swiatek and Ons Jabeur will compete for the title at Flushing Meadows, and this is a pleasure for many fans.

Matter of mind

The Polish, number one in the world, has never seemed dominant in this tournament, but that was enough for her to easily get the better of all opponents. At least until the semifinal, where she had to work hard to get the better of a talented Aryna Sabalenka, who when she doesn’t feel the pressure she manages to better manage everything. Never before has Swiatek won in her career by coming back one set behind a player in the top-10. So considering the history she seemed to be another of those days where her performance did not allow her to build the restart after a set left on the road for 6-3. The world number one, on the other hand, began to play with her head, exploiting the weaknesses (and there are many) of Sabalenka: after a second set went easy for the Pole (6-1), the third was more of a arm wrestling, which Iga managed to win, thus winning his third final slam.

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garcia ko a surprise

In the other semifinal there was instead an unexpected domination of Jabeur, who really unexpectedly destroyed Caroline Garcia 6-1 6-3, in a match that disappointed expectations. In fact, the Frenchwoman was the favorite, she came from an incredible moment of victories, with the success in Cincinnati, and she seemed the most in shape of all. Instead, the weight of expectations has blocked her too, who in any case is no longer a very young girl. Tomorrow, however it goes, there will be history, with the first Polish champion in New York, or the first African (and Arab) Grand Slam champion in singles.

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