Tired Swiatek wins US Open Mixed Double Opener
The IGA Swiadek winced the tiredness to organize the partner Casper Ruud at the US Open on Tuesday at the revised mixed double competition in the revised mixed double competition.
Swiatek-der Monday had fought a two-hour argument with Jasmine Paolini to win the Cincinnati Open, looked full of energy when she and Ruud started the semi-finals on Wednesday.
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Swiadek and Ruud only took 39 minutes to send Madison Keys and Frances Tiafoe to the US pairing 4-2 in their opening game in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
The victories joined 24 hours for the Polish Star Swiatek, who arrived at Heiß Footen Airport after the victory on Monday in Cincinnati and only in the early morning of Tuesday in her hotel in New York.
“To be honest, the last two days have felt like a day, but I’m super happy to be here,” said Swiatek.
Ruud and Swiatek had enough time to fit into a quick practice before they went on the pitch as a double pair in their first game.
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“I was happy to work with IGA,” said Ruud afterwards. “Nowadays she is in the winning train, so I just jump on the train and let’s see if we can win something before the mixed double is over.
“I was very happy to join IGA – I think everyone should show IGA some appreciation today. She only came to her hotel 12 hours ago at 2:30 a.m. and she plays here.”
McNally and Musetti have advanced to the last eight on Tuesday after the 5: 3, 4: 2 with Naomi Osaka and Gael Monfils.
In other early results on Tuesday, the US tennis icon Venus Williams and the partner Reilly Opelka left Karolina Muchova and Andrey Rublev and lost 4-2, 5-4.
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The reigning champions of Italy, Andrea Vavassori and Sara Errani, displaced the second seeds Elena Rybakina and Taylor Fritz with 4: 2, 4: 2.
On Tuesday on Tuesday, Jannik Sünder’s withdrawal from the mixed doubles was confirmed as expected. Sinner, who retired on Monday in the first set of his Cincinnati Open with Carlos Alcaraz in the first set of his Cincinnati final, was thanks to the partner Katerina Siniakova in doubles.
Sinner and Siniakova were replaced by the American duo by Danielle Collins and Christian Harrison in the draw.
This year’s US Open Mixed Doubles competition will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday of the week before the main singles have dragged on.
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The tournament uses a modified evaluation system with short sets of up to four games, without advantage, tie-breakers with four all-all and a 10-point match tie-break instead of a third set.
The final will be a best-of-three game for six games, which, with Tiebreaker on six-all and a 10-point match tie-breaker, immerses $ 1 million with the winner instead of a third set.
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