Original title: Australian Open: Naomi Osaka 2-0 wins Xie Shuwei’s fourth Grand Slam Final Four
Sohu Sports News Beijing time on February 16th, the 2021 season tennis Grand Slam Australian Open continued. In the first eight women’s singles, the third seed and 2019 Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka continued to perform well. 6-2/6-2 defeated Chinese Taipei veteran Xie Shuwei in straight sets, breaking into the semi-finals of the Grand Slam women’s singles for the fourth time in his career.
Japanese star Naomi Osaka is the leading player in the new generation of women’s tennis. The 2018 U.S. Open and 2019 Australian Open won back-to-back Grand Slam titles soaring. After a period of downturn, Naomi Osaka won the third U.S. Open in 2020. Grand Slam champion. This year’s Australian Open is the favorite to win the championship, and the way to advancement is very strong. After defeating the powerful Pavlyuchenkova in the first round, he won the three strong enemies of Garcia, Jabeul and Muguruza in a row. Breaking into the quarterfinals of the Grand Slam for the fourth time. The Osaka Naomi quarterfinals ushered in the Chinese Taipei veteran Xie Shuwei. The latter won consecutive wins by Pironkova, Andrescu, Elani and Wandrosova, and broke into the Grand Slam Women’s Eighth for the first time in his career. Strong. The two have played against each other 5 times before, and Naomi Osaka has a greater advantage with 4 wins and 1 loss.
In the first set, Naomi Osaka, who took the lead to serve, suffered an impact. After a 30-30 tie, Xie Shuwei received a high-quality serve, which caused Naomi Osaka to backhand and hang the net to send a break point. After that, Naomi Osaka quickly found the sense of serving and scored consecutive serve to complete the serve. Xie Shuwei Then the score came to a 1-1 tie. In the fourth game, Naomi Osaka made a strong impact. After 0-30, Xie Shuwei sent out consecutive break points by mistake. Xie Shuwei then saved three break points in a row. The fourth break point was struggling with multiple shots. Naomi Osaka shot a backhand to break points. 3-1 lead.
In the fifth game, after the score reached 40-40, Xie Shuwei played a backhand and scored a break point. Naomi Osaka still had a serve as a guarantee at the critical time, and continued to serve to establish an advantage, and then high-pressure scoring to complete the reserve 4- 1 lead. In the sixth game, Naomi Osaka backhanded the winning point and then took a break point. Xie Shuwei withstood the pressure to achieve a 2-4 behind. Naomi Osaka continued to expand the advantage with a 5-2 serve. The eighth game was Xie Shuwei’s first set of must-have serve. The backhand out of bounds sent a 0-40 break point is also an inventory. After saving an inventory, Xie Shuwei went out of bounds and lost In this game, Naomi Osaka won the first set 6-2.
In the second set, Naomi Osaka, who was the first to serve, made a double start by mistake, but then continued to serve high-quality serve to secure a 1-0 lead. In the second game, Naomi Osaka continued to speed up and attacked Xie Shuwei’s serve. He became more familiar with the veteran’s course. After a 30-30 tie, he received the serve and scored the break point in a straight line. Then the high-quality offense forced Xie Shuwei to backhand the ball. Out of bounds, Naomi Osaka scored consecutive breaks to keep the score to a 3-0 lead.
In the fourth game, Xie Shuwei completed the first set of the second set, and Naomi Osaka’s serve became better and better, taking advantage of the situation to secure the score to a 5-2 lead. In the eighth game, Xie Shuwei had a must-have serving game. In the bottom line, Xie Shuwei backhanded the ball and sent the break point. It was also the match point. Xie Shuwei saved two match points and Naomi Osaka took the third match point. Next, 6-2 won the second set victory.
In the end, No. 3 seed Naomi Osaka continued to perform strongly, defeating Chinese Taipei veteran Xie Shuwei in straight sets 6-2/6-2 and advanced to the Australian Open women’s singles semi-finals. The whole game took 66 minutes. In the game, Naomi Osaka completed 7 ACE balls and 1 double fault. Xie Shuwei did not have 3 double faults on ACE balls. The first serve success rate was 68%. Xie Shuwei was ahead by 20%. The first serve rate was as high as Naomi Osaka. 92% are far ahead. The winning points were Naomi Osaka with 24 and Shuwei Xie with 14 and unforced errors with Naomi Osaka and Xie Shuwei with 23. In the break session, Xie Shuwei failed to break with 3 break points, while Naomi Osaka broke 4 times with 12 break points.Return to Sohu to see more
Editor:
–
Disclaimer: The opinions of this article only represent the author himself. Sohu is an information publishing platform. Sohu only provides information storage space services.
.
