Iga Sliatek, for the fourth round to reach the fourth round, 27th seeds, Veteran Belgian Elise Mertens reached the fourth round against 4-6 (2), 6-1 victory.
They demonstrated the merthes, the intelligence, and their ability to work hard for Swiaplek, along an extremely intense opening set. In the decisive Tiebreak, but the Swiatek rose on the occasion and then stole a bright final set to seal the victory.
“I’m happy to have my attention and I know my service did not work perfect, but I’m glad to be patient enough to work for it,” he said. “I felt very well in the second set.”
With this victory, SWIICEEK is the first player of the first player to reach 16 in 16 consecutive hours in a row since 2009.
After an illegal start of the season, Swiatek is looking for the first name of the season in Miami this week. This has been the first since 2020 since 2020, he won the French open first career championship in October, he said he could not win a hood in the first 10 weeks of the season. Swiatek, previously won the open Miami in 2022, it was opened in 2022 sealing the triumshis of the Indian well two weeks before Indian wells.
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“I love to play here. I missed me to play here in 2023, so I did not want to enjoy and accept it every day.”
“Of course, I am ready to work hard to stay as long as possible. We have had a good moments for today’s match and we can play better than how to play well and wait for the next one.”
Meanwhile, despite the defeat of a nervous second round of rounds against Jakub Mensik on Saturday, Jack Draper was reflected on several weeks of competition after winning their first masters in Indian wells.
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“I think I get a lot of trust in the last few weeks,” said Draper. “Obviously, I was disappointed as it was here. To collect a master’s level, to know that I am at the level to do it, he gives you many motivations and confidence in advance.
“I just look forward to getting back to the training, to go back to work. My legs are firm on earth and just walking the right way forward and to listen to the people around me.”
