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Taiwanese tennis player Xie Shuwei is here todayaustralian openThe women’s singles played the history of Taiwan in the Grand Slam, facing the Czech marketa Vondrousova (Marketa Vondrousova), number 20 in the world ranking, among the 16 best women’s singles, winning 6: 4, 6: 2 with the autumn leaves. . -finals with a surprise in the conference, and became the first Taiwanese player to reach the quarterfinals in a major. (Splendid gaming screen)
Xie Shuwei, who is ranked 71st in the world and is 35 years old, was stunned time and again in the women’s singles at this year’s Australian Open. Although the strong women’s doubles was beaten yesterday and she missed promotion, it also allowed her to focus more. in the women’s individual match. In competition, the rivals we faced were not small. It was a young 21-year-old player who was runner-up at the French Open Women’s Singles in 2019. However, her performance at the Australian Open in the past was unsatisfactory and Xie Shuwei seized the opportunity.
😊#AusOpen | # AO2021 pic.twitter.com/GKSup9KKQs
– #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) February 14, 2021
Today’s game Xie Shuwei showed momentum early on. In the first game, he broke the opponent’s serve first, and then in the seventh game, he broke again and served a 5: 2 offense. At this time, the opponent reached him and broke Xie Shuwei’s serve, but it was too long . Later, under the control of Xie Shuwei, the next set was 6: 4. In the second set, the young rivals were in trouble. Xie Shuwei first drew a 4: 0 offense and then established victory, 6: 2 in the next set. It only took 68 minutes to sweep the opponent into the top 8 and wrote his personal and Taiwanese record.
Xie Shuwei’s personal best results in women’s singles in the past were at the Australian Open. She reached the fourth round of the top 16 in 2008 and 2018. This time she took it to the next level and set the first record for women’s singles in Taiwan. history of women. Especially when he set this record at the age of 35, it is even more precious.
In the past, only Lu Yanxun reached the top 8 of men’s singles at Wimbledon in 2010, and Xie Shuwei was the first top 8 of women’s singles.
The Hsieh train keeps moving 🚂
Su-wei defeats Vondroušová to make his first Grand Slam quarter-final 👏#AusOpen | # AO2021 pic.twitter.com/kjQNskZa2o
– #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) February 14, 2021
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