Miami Open: Aryna Sabalenka downs Zheng Qinwen, Jasmine Paolini makes history | Tennis News

Raine Subalinka is serving against Zheng Convener during the Miami Open at the Hard Rock Stadium. (Photo: Geov Burke-IMAGN Images/Reuters)

World number one Arya Subalanka Fought back to the other set to make their space secure in the semi -finals Miami OpenTo beat China Zheng Convener 6-2, 7-5 on Tuesday.
This win has identified Sabalika’s first appearance in Miami’s semi -finals, where she will meet Italy Jasmine Pulini For the opportunity to reach the final.
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It seemed like a straightforward match for Belarus against the ninth seed Zheng, when he easily took the first set. However, Zheng made the adjustment and firmly out in the other set, and broke the Subalinka twice to get a 4-2 lead.
Subalinika suffered significant pressure on 0-40, but after showing some disappointment, the rally came out to serve and tie it at 4-4. He then finished a powerful, taking a 6-5 lead to break down Zheng and served with confidence to win the match.
“Every match is hard against him, I always have to work hard to win, and today we have an incredible level,” said Sabalinika.
He added, “I am happy to win this win. I am very happy with the way I handle all the emotions and handle the pressure.”
Meanwhile, Paulini entered the semi-finals with a decisive 6-3, 6-2 victory against Paulini Poland. Magda Lattet. The sixth seed, which reached the final at the Wimbledon and the French Open last year, became the first Italian to reach Miami.
Despite the delay in prolonged rains, Paulini quickly established control of the Lennet, which had previously disturbed the cocoa gaaf in the circles. Paulini, its purpose is the second number WTA 1000 Since winning in Dubai last year, he has eliminated confidence and expressed that she knows that her hard work will eventually lead to consequences.
He said, “I think I didn’t play bad this season but I didn’t have a very good result yet. But I was there. I lost many matches but from the big opponents.”
He said, “It was difficult but I was repeating myself that I was there – maybe I need a little more confidence and it may have come here.”
In the quarter -finals of Wednesday, the Second Seed Iiga Sweet will face the Philippines’ Wild Card Alexandra Ella, who has already beaten the Australian Open Champion Medicine Keys.
In addition, Emma Radokwano of the United Kingdom, who has been experiencing its best tournament since winning the US Open in 2021, will face the fourth seed Jessica Pagola.