With 11 wins in the new season and two straight sets in 10 consecutive games, Barty is worthy of the Australian darling, not only winning the Australian Open women's singles title for the first time, but also becoming the first Australian female player to lift the Daphne Cup in 44 years. In his acceptance speech, Barty said: "This is a dream come true and I am incredibly proud to be An Australian!
Barty said, "Thank you very much, I have to congratulate Danielle (Collins). It's been an amazing two weeks for you, and I know you'll have more opportunities like this in the future. ”
"I'm a little overwhelmed and I want to thank all the people who have done so much work behind the scenes, this race was one of my favorite experiences, so thank you so much."
"Thank you to all the referees, to the caddies, to everyone who made it easy for our players to finish the tournament, for keeping the tournament running in an orderly manner. Without you, we would have lost our way! ”
"Now to speak to my team, I have said it countless times and I am very fortunate to have so many people here who love me and support me. Mom, Dad and my sisters, I'm a very lucky girl with so much love around me. ”
"There's no change in our team because we're the best in the industry and I don't know how to thank you for all the time you've invested in me."
"As an Australian, the most important part is being able to share it with everyone, and you've always been very good. It was you (the live audience) who made me relax and inspired me to play my best tennis! Facing a player like Danielle in a championship battle, I had to play my best today. “
"It was a dream come true for me and I'm proud to be Australian, so thank you so much – we'll see you next time!"
