Indian wells, Calif.
17-year-old Andreeva will face the winner of the last semi-final among the seeds of seeds of seeds, the most seeds Aryna Sabalenka and the fifth seeds.
After the first set, Andreeva was flawless in Tiebreak, and in the voice point, he made a noise when he took a front mistake from Swiatek. Seeds No. 2 returned the number 2 seeds, which stands in the first game in the first game to escape the second set.
Andreeva, in the California Desert, California Desert, California Desert, California Desert, returned to the temperature and opened the wind.
Andreeva and Swiatek, both finished the match with the temperature temperature match in the last set.
“After he killed me in the second set, OK, I will just try to fight,” he said. “There’s nothing to do a lot about it, he played amazing. I just decided to fight for each point.
“It doesn’t matter how I put the ball, but I have to come in. In the end, it wasn’t too bad.”
Andreeva wins 3 matches in 11 matches and ended the run in the Indian wells of the 10 matches of Swijateek. Russia, the first WTA tour was won to become the youngest player who won a WTA 1000 events in Dubai last month.
Andreeva is prepared by the former Wimbledon champion Conchita Martinez, who reached Indian wells twice in the day of the game.
“I know that my coach has lost in the final, so I will try to be better than him,” Andreeva said.
Kim Clijsters were 17 years old in 2001 when he lost to Serena Williams in the final.
Swiatek, who was the champion of the Indian Wells champion in 2002, offered to be the first woman to win the tournament three times.
Champion Carlos Alcaraz, who defended the men’s semifinals in the men’s semifinals, will face the 13th seed Jack Draper and the fifth seed Daniil Medvedev will play No. Holger Rune.
Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.
