The performance of the world’s first racket at the Australian Open was completed with a check that sent a special message after the match.

An unexpected result was recorded Wednesday in the quarterfinals of the prestigious Australian Open women’s tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia on Wednesday.

Australia’s first racket, Australia, withdrew from the battle for the trophy. Ashleigh barty, run for 1 val. 51 min. 6: 1, 3: 6, 6: 2 I had to acknowledge the checks Karolinos Muchovos (WTA-27), who reached the Great Accent Series semi-finals for the first time.

The check, who lost the first set, also struggled early in the second, and was forced to ask for a medical break because she began to feel dizzy from the heat. It was after the break that K. Muchova changed his game, winning five of the six games and snatching the third set, in which he “broke” the opponent two more times and won.

2021 K. Muchova has yet to lose a single match and has won 8 victories.

After the triumph, Muchova painted a beetle-like object on camera, but then the tennis player explained what it really was.

“It is not a beetle, although everyone thinks so. I am just not a good painter. I don’t have a coach, yes, frankly, I don’t have half the team, they are all in the Czech Republic. We have a WhatsApp group, and this drawing is a symbol of our group. It is an African sign because it really was not an easy start for us, it means sincerity and openness. It’s called “Wawa Aba” and I drew it to greet the rest of the Czech Republic, “explained the tennis player.

A symbol of luck before the semi-finals?

🐞 x @ karomuchova7#AusOpen | # AO2021 pic.twitter.com/0C44TSdoaK

– #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) February 17, 2021

Match review:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cur7R4DeQ0

In the next quarterfinals, the American Jennifer brady 4: 6, 6: 2, 6: 1 defeated the compatriot and his good friend Jessica pegula (WTA-61).

.@ jennifurbrady95 complete the #AusOpen semifinal lineup!

The 22nd seed defeats Pegula 4-6, 6-2, 6-1.

Next: Karolina Muchova.# AO2021pic.twitter.com/z3E3tyndJS

– wta (@WTA) February 17, 2021

The total prize fund of the Australian Open is up to 80 million. Australian dollars (approximately 51 million euros).

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