Yesterday, Beijing time, the Australian Open women's singles semifinals began. In the end, the Polish teenager Swatek lost to the American player Collins, while Barty won the case, and the two will meet in the final.
Collins, the tough American who plays fiercely and often shouts on the court, will be the fourth American player that the local queen Barty will face at this year's Australian Open.
In the previous year's face of Keith, Pegula and Anisimova, Barty had all beaten their opponents convincingly, not letting them take a few sets under his hands.
A record last year to this year also shows that she has a lot of experience against American players: after losing to American Rogers at the US Open last year, the Cricket Girls have won 10 straight, including five consecutive wins over Uncle Sam's Army (in addition to the three in this year's Australian Open, there are rising star Gauff and Grand Slam champion Kenning).
Coincidentally, in the history of Barty's two previous Grand Slam wins, in addition to last year's Wimbledon, in the 2019 French Open, where she debuted in a Grand Slam, she also defeated five American players (Pegura, Collins, Kenning, Keith, Anisimova) on the road to victory.
What do you think? Is it a familiar "taste"? Three of the five people from three years ago in this tournament, Barty has met one after another.
Final opponent Collins was on the list, and even Kenning had played in recent matches.
Even comparing the historical results of individual events, Barty is in the front. At present, except for the peak of the big wei in the same tournament to let the opponent get fewer sets than her, there are few people who can match.
In recent years, the women's tennis world has been quite watery, often the iron year-end first, flowing water Grand Slam champion. The year-end first mentioned in this is not her person, but the world's first Barty today.
The Australian has finished first for the third consecutive year, and the last female player to achieve such an achievement was the best Serena Williams ever.
In the past, Barty has won the French Open and Wimbledon, showing her full field coverage. But as a local player at the Australian Open, she has not yet touched this supreme honor.
Historically, like Murray on the 2012 Wimbledon, it was also under pressure, and eventually lost to Federer and missed the championship.
Only in the following year, defeating Djokovic, did he win back the challenger Gold Cup in front of his hometown father and elders.
Tomorrow, can Barty stage the moment of the king's coronation? I hope she will relieve the pressure and move forward for the dream! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)