Australian Open 2 games 3-2! Berrettini makes history, will meet Nadal in the semi-finals, Zhang Shuai rushed to the championship?

Yesterday, the 2022 Australian Open took the lead in ending 2 men's singles quarterfinals, and Berrettini and Nadal both won 3-2 after 5 sets of battles, and will meet in the semifinals. Zhang Shuai and Pierce reached the quarter-finals of the Mixed Doubles for the 3rd Grand Slam, two wins away from the third Grand Slam title trophy of their career, and are expected to make history.

The No. 7 seed Berrettini was met with stubborn resistance from Monfils, and the Italian brother, who reached the Wimbledon final last year, struggled to win 3-2 and reach the australian open final four for the first time to unlock a new record. In the first two sets, Berrettini broke in the 5th and 7th sets to take the lead with the same score of 6-4. Monfils then tied the score 6-3 in two consecutive sets with color. In the decider, Berrettini made a big splash and started 4-0 to stop his opponents, ending the battle 6-2 and reaching the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam for the third time in his career.

Nadal was equally inextricably matched with Shapovalov in the quarter-finals, who upset and fell in three sets in the quarter-finals to bring Tokyo Olympic champion Zverev to the finals, and his strength should not be underestimated. Nadal won 6-3, 6-4 in the first two sets, and Shapovalov fought back, 6-4, 6-3 to tie the score. Nadal held his nerve in the decider, giving his opponents a 3-0 lead without giving his opponents any chance, winning 6-3 to reach the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam for the 36th time and will compete with Berrettini for a place in the final. Can the 35-year-old God of Red Earth war take advantage of the good opportunity of Djokovic being repatriated to achieve the men's tennis GOAT?

After leaving the Australian Open women's singles and women's doubles early, Zhang Shuai played well in the mixed doubles, and together with Pierce beat Shibahara Yingcai/McLaren 6-4 in two consecutive games to reach the quarterfinals. This is the third time that Zhang Shuai has been shortlisted for the Semifinals of Grand Slam Mixed Doubles, she has previously won the Australian Open and US Open women's doubles titles with Stosur, and if she wins the Australian Open mixed doubles, she will unlock new achievements. Zhang Shuai is getting older, and the twilight of her career will shift the focus to doubles, expecting her to win back-to-back Grand Slams after winning the US Open last year and winning glory for Chinese tennis.