Ao Fat couldn't help but laugh after being swept by Leba in the stockings, Leba: Of course I have the confidence to disrupt the game

It's a pity! The much-anticipated drama of Ostapenko French Open women's singles fourth round vs. Swiatek failed to be staged! And the opponent's exit made former world No. 1 Swiatek can't help but laugh wildly.

In the third round of the Women's Singles, the smell of gunpowder for a potential match loomed, and "Ostapenko", known as Swiatek's number one killer, only needed to defeat Rybakina to meet Swiatek in the fourth round. However, Ostapenko will not be easy to win, as not only has she swallowed three straight defeats against Rybakina, but her opponent has just won Strasbourg and is in good form.

However, despite this, many fans still believe that Ostapenko's enthusiasm for playing against Swiatek will definitely lead to a win in front of the Polish star.

However, the ideal is very full, but the reality is very backbone. In the first set, Ostapenko made five double faults on her first serve, and the baseline shot was basically flying when she touched the ball, but her opponent's form was also poor and her hand was just as unstable, and in the end, Rybakina grabbed the sixth break point and took the lead to complete the break first, leading 2-0 in the opening game.

Seeing Ostapenko's sluggish state, many fans couldn't sit still, "What is Ao Fat doing?" How do you feel like you don't have any fighting spirit? She even made me feel a little strange! ”

Although netizens were in a hurry to start the match, Ostapenko's hand still did not improve, and as Rybakina's side gradually stabilized, the game seemed to lose suspense and began to fall one-sided. Rybakina broke again in the seventh game to extend the score to 5-2, and after winning the set on serve in the eighth game, Rybakina won the first set 6-2.

In the second set, Ostapenko's form was still not ideal, and after a series of offensive errors on the first three boards, Rybakina once again grabbed the fourth break point in the first game to take the lead 2-0 in the opening game. Netizens in the barrage area commented on this, "Although Rybakina's success rate of today's serve is not high, she did a good job of targeting Ao Fat's backhand, which also led to Ao Fat's return not being able to grab any of them, and the two ended with various three boards on the bottom line." ”

The rhythm after that was almost a repeat of the first set, with Rybakina breaking Ostapenko's serve again in the fifth game to establish a 4-1 advantage. Although Ostapenko broke back in the sixth game, Rybakina soon broke again in the next game, and as Rybakina won the service game, she also won the next set 6-2 to advance to the round of 16 after beating Ostapenko 2-0 on aggregate.

Seeing Ostapenko out, some netizens were disappointed, and some netizens sweated for Swiatek again, feeling glad for her. Coincidentally, here, Swiatek seemed to have the same idea, and even couldn't hold back his laughter for a while.

After the match, Swiatek was asked if there was a preference between Rybakina and Ostapenko. To this, Swiatek quickly replied: No! But she immediately couldn't hold back her laughter, laughed, and said, "Am I good at lying?" Forget it, it doesn't matter! But god, I can't really play poker faces. ”

The Polish girl's joy is palpable, but the danger continues for her, and despite the defeat of her worst enemy, Ostapenko, Rybakina is still an opponent to be taken seriously. Four of the last eight meetings have been drawn, and it's worth mentioning that while Swiatek has won both of their meetings this year, the only two clay matches between the two sides have ended in Rybakina's victory!

For this upcoming battle, Rybakina admitted that she is full of confidence and will definitely go all out! "Of course, Iga feels at home on this field," she said. Every day, every game is different. Obviously, I'm mostly focused on myself. We've played against each other a lot of times, so I know what to do. I'm feeling good right now, so let's see how it turns out. No doubt, go all out. ”(Source: Tennis Home Author: Lu Xiaotian)