Swiatek becomes a former Roland Garros champion

Sabalenka first entered the Major event final in Paris when winning the final 7-6 (1), 4-6, 6-0. She is the first female player to the final three Grand Slam tournament, since Serena Williams in 2016.

The equilibrium game in the first two sets, when the two players take turns to win the break-point. A total of 8 break-point is used in 14 opportunities for one-set-Set that no one can hold the game in the first 5 games. In the tie-break series, Sabalenka is more excellent when holding all four serve points, and winning 7-1. After having two successful ball support games, Swiatek kept the remaining four of this set to defeat the opponent 6-4 and put the match into the decision set. But the Polish player did not maintain his stability, beat himself 12 times in this set and lose quickly 0-6. This is also the perfect set of Sabalenka when she does not make any mistakes, and has 5 winner.

Swiatek's fast transition gameplay in the set of two backlings in the three sets, when Polish tennis players do not maintain the difficulty of finishing times. Sabalenka with a height of 1.82m did not face many obstacles to deal with the high ball from the opponent. This failure can push Swiatek to Saturday in the world, end the three years of dominating Roland Garros and fall into disadvantage in the Wimbeldon branch coming here.

In the second semi-final, Coco Gauff successfully decoded the landlord Lois Boisson with a 6-1, 6-2 gap. American players play strongly and alert under the pressure of the Philippe-Chatrier audience. She surpassed most of the long balls, thanks to the ability to finish diverse. On the other side of the net, Boisson seemed to be tired after the long matches before, with 33 errors of self -damage - double the opponent. The confrontation ratio between the two players is 5-5, with the last time in the expanded Madrid final-where Sabalenka won after two sets.