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Women Tennis March 13, 2025

Coco Gauff out, Madison Keys retains U.S. hopes alive at Indian Wells | Girls’s Tennis Weblog

Coco Gauff out, Madison Keys retains U.S. hopes alive at Indian Wells | Girls’s Tennis Weblog
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The BNP Paribas Open quarterfinals are set, promising thrilling matchups in Indian Wells. Wildcard Belinda Bencic shocked Coco Gauff, leaving Madison Keys as the one American remaining within the draw. In the meantime, defending champion Iga Swiatek and 2023 finalist Aryna Sabalenka each secured their spots within the subsequent spherical.

Madison Keys

Within the Australian Open spherical of 16, Coco Gauff edged out Belinda Bencic in three units, however this time, she struggled to seek out her rhythm towards the decided Swiss. Bencic, now a brand new mom, credited her improved health for the turnaround, telling the media, “I just kept on working also on the physical side. I felt like in the last matches in tournaments, I kind of was able to play back-to-back, some three-set matches, and am fresher every time, almost like it was before.”

Madison Keys will face Bencic for a spot within the semifinals, with their head-to-head tied at 2-2 since their first assembly in 2015. The American battled previous an in-form Donna Vekic, 4-6 7-6(7) 6-3, to advance. Recent off her maiden Grand Slam title in Australia, the fifth seed has embraced a newfound ease on court docket, making her an excellent higher menace, “I’m really enjoying myself out there, kind of riding the wave of momentum.”

Within the first quarterfinal, high seed Aryna Sabalenka will face Liudmila Samsonova. The Belarusian cruised previous British fortunate loser Sonay Kartal, 6-1 6-2, to safe her spot. When requested whether or not her comparatively brief matches and favorable draw may depart her untested for the later rounds, the world No. 1 rapidly dismissed the priority: “I’m not the only one who had straightforward matches. It’s tennis. Especially women’s tennis. Anything can happen. Score looks easy, but the matches weren’t easy. I think I had enough time on court, and I think I’m ready for that quarterfinal match.”

Mirra Andreeva

Seventeen-year-old rising star Mirra Andreeva is about to face 30-year-old Ukrainian Elina Svitolina of their first-ever assembly. The younger participant is worked up to check herself towards a participant whose sport she obtained to study as a fan of the game a few years in the past already: “At the US Open, she was playing against Simona Halep, and that was my first match that I watched live. I was watching their match and I was, like, ‘Yes, I’m going to play here one day’… I never thought if I’m going to play her or not. I just remembered that I wanted to play on that stadium, and I haven’t yet.”

Defending champion Iga Swiatek will tackle Zheng Qinwen in a extremely anticipated rematch. The Polish star holds a dominant 6-1 report towards the Chinese language participant, however Zheng gained their most vital encounter—the 2024 Paris Olympics semifinal. Conscious of the problem forward, the second seed is concentrated on making the correct changes, “I need to learn from our last match and see also how she plays right now because it’s been a while since we played.”

Girls’s quarterfinals on the BNP Paribas Open are scheduled for Thursday.

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