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Alexa Guarachi writes another page in her story. It enlarges it. The Chilean tennis player becomes a semifinalist in the women’s doubles at Roland Garros. It is the first time that she has reached that stage in one of the four most important tournaments of the year. Together with the American Desirae Krawczyk they make a forceful presentation and beat the Japanese Shuko Aoyama and Ena Shibahara in two sets: 6-0 and 6-4, in one hour and three minutes of play. Installed among the four best of the Parisian Grand Slam, the pair made up of the Chilean and the American increases the right to dream.
An inning break in the first set allowed Guarachi and Krawczyk to pave the way to victory in the set. The superiority would be accentuated with a new service break to be 3-0 and another for 5-0.
In the second set, the development also quickly began favorable for the Chilean and the North American, who started with a 2-0 lead, thus heading decisively towards the final result.
The rivals in the prelude to the definition for the title will come out of the duel between the Americans Jessica Pegula and Asia Muhammed and the couple made up of the American Nicole Melichar and the Polish Iga Swiatek.
