With ‘Tire’, the undefeated series of Sabalenka Swiak and the final controversy of the 1st Roland Garros | Sports

In this edition of Roland Garos’s most NTIC priesthood games, Belarassa Arina Sabalenka won Swiak on Thursday as Polish Eye and her first French Grand Slam final. World No. 1 won the undefeated series of the four -time champion to 2 sets to 1, with 7/6 (7/1), 4/6 and 6/0, 2:19 AM.

The dual fight, which is the classic of women’s tennis, is recognized by tennis players, especially in the first set. However, the Sabalenka’s decisive set is more solid, without losing a game, 0 to overthrow an opponent, which has a slight affection for the friction.

Swiak came from three consecutive titles in catching Paris – the champion in 2020. When he was defeated in the semifinals, Polish Roland won 26 consecutive wins. In addition, the world’s former number 1 has eight wins and four losers to rival Belarusa until Thursday. It is only 5/1 in the soil.

With great success, the ranking leader will play the final for the first time in Roland Garros. Until then, her best result was the semifinal in 2023. She wants her fourth Grand Slam title in her career. So far, it is open to two trophies from the Australian Open and one from us.

Sabalenka has also overcome Sweeta in the relevant statistics. She now adds six Grand Slam tournament finals this decade. Polished has been dominated by the scenario so far with five decisions.

The dual struggle between Swiak and Sabalenka began with a strong dominance of Belarassa, who had been 3/01 and also had a 0/30 in the Polish opponent’s withdrawal. Sweetac then started his reaction, which ends to 5/4. Both tennis players were not properly in their services, which created a rain of exploitation intervals. It has decided in the tie-brake in favor of eight, Sabalenka along the partial.

The second set is the previous partial balance in the first games. Swiak began with a break, but he was able to support his withdrawal in the next game: 1/1. The benefit was when Sabalenka lost again. Roland’s four -Time Champion managed to continue her withdrawal games and referred to the set, drawing a dual fight and forcing the third part.

The decisive set was repeated at the beginning of the first, this time without part of the sweety reaction. Belarusa got the first interval, opened 3/01 and packed to seek “tire” (without gaming) against the current number of the world.

The 361th French sensation Lois Boison in the other semifinal, which will be played later this Thursday, and American Coco Goff, who runs up in 2022. The female final is scheduled for Saturday at 10 am (from Brasslia).