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Swiatek Wrestles Victory from the Jaws of Defeat
Iga Swiatek, the world's top racket, just pulled off an electrifying win in the hard-fought WTA 1000 tourney in Miami, charging into the 1/8 finals like a boss. The Polish powerhouse, in an edge-of-your-seat clash that lasted a marathon 2 hours and 33 minutes, wrestled victory from Linda Noskova, ranking 31st on WTA. Fans witnessed a thrilling roller coaster of a match: Swiatek coming out on top with a nail-biting score of 6:7 (7:9), 6:4, 6:4.
Swiatek had her back against the wall, down 5:2 in the first set, only to see it slip away during a crucial tiebreak. But never count out a champ – she turned the tides, stormed ahead 5:1 with two breaks in the second set. Noskova gave the comeback chase, almost flipping the script, but Swiatek slammed the door on the comeback at 5:4.
Swiatek and Noskova's battle series stood 3:1 in favor of Iga, who previously fell to Noskova in the Australian Open. But Swiatek's streak isn't stopping here – shes's gunning for her next challenge against 14th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova in a state of neutral grace.
It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over
Just when it seemed like Swiatek had it, at the match's serve, she faced a dire 0:40. But champions know how to flip the script. Noskova couldn't capitalize on her break point chances, watching five straight points slip through her fingers. Swiatek wasn't just playing, she was laying down the law, extending her victory streak to 8. After crowning herself queen of Indian Wells, Miami could be the next jewel in the champ's crown.
The Sunshine Double is still alive!
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World No. 1 Iga Swiatek Battles Past Linda Noskova in Miami
In a thrilling encounter spanning 2 hours and 33 minutes, world's top-ranked Iga Swiatek emerged victorious over Czech Republic's Linda Noskova to reach the round of 16 at the WTA 1000 event in Miami. After a tense start, Swiatek lost the first set despite leading 5:2 and holding a set point during the tiebreak. She rallied back in the second set, building a commanding 5:1 lead and fending off a late comeback attempt by Noskova. Swiatek clutched the final set 6:4, despite facing a precarious 0:40 while serving for the match.
Their head-to-head record now stands at 3:1 in Swiatek's favor, with previous encounters including a loss for Swiatek at this year's Australian Open, followed by retaliation in Indian Wells. Swiatek's current streak is 8 consecutive wins, bolstered by her recent title in Indian Wells, keeping the 'Sunshine Double' dream alive. Up next, she faces the 14th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova, competing under a neutral banner, as Swiatek advances through the elite Florida tournament.
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Source: Sport UA
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