Tie seven 7-6! French Open Women's Singles Final Report: Sabalenka 1-0 Gauff, win another set to win the championship

On June 7th, Beijing time, the French Open women's singles final ushered in a focus battle, the world's No. 1 Sabalenka faced the world's No. 2 Gauff, the two are fighting fiercely, the first set of the game has ended, the two staged a fierce tug-of-war, and finally Sabalenka 7-6 Gauff in the tie-break, leading 1-0, and winning another set to win the championship!

Sabalenka, ranked No. 1 in the world, is the top seed in this tournament and has won three Grand Slam titles on hard courts, but with the increase in participation, Sabalenka now has no shortcomings and can play with ease on clay, as evidenced by the fact that Swiatek, who won four French Open titles in the semi-finals, went home and reached the French Open final for the first time. The opponent in the final is Gauff, who won the US Open and is ranked second in the world!

On the whole, the strength of the two is very strong, and the gold content of this final is very high, no matter who wins the championship, they will get the first Grand Slam championship in their careers, it depends on who can break through this threshold!

After the start of the match, the two men held serve in the first two games to draw 1-1, and then Sabalenka was in hot form, completing two breaks and playing a 3-0 climax to take a huge 4-1 advantage. Then the situation abruptly changed, Gauff even broke the belt to chase 3-4, and in the crucial eighth game, the two staged a fierce battle, Sabalenka saved multiple break points, but it still fell short, Gauff once again completed the break score to chase down the score to 4-4. In the ninth game, Sabalenka broke back strongly and won the set point at 5-4. In the tenth game, the two fought for a long time, which can be called a marathon battle, Sabalenka's double faults twice in one game are too rare, and then there are many active mistakes, Gauff also missed opportunities in a row, but still won 5-5 to tie the score. In the 11th game, Sabalenka broke serve again to take a 6-5 lead and get the set point. In the 12th game, Gauff's magical defense dragged the game 6-6 into a tie-break. Gauff led 4-2 in the tie-break, Sabalenka won 7-5 on the handicap, and the big score was 1-0 ahead!

Judging from the first set of the game, the two played very excitingly, the plot can be called ups and downs, and when it came to the final tie-break, Sabalenka finally won the third set when she got the set point, and the first set took 77 minutes It was really hard!

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