The US Open 2023 semi-final draw for women remained this way after the quarter-finals

The US Open 2023 women’s singles tournament already has four semi-finalists, and we are talking about Coco Gauff, Karolina Muchova, Madison Keys and Arina Sobolenko, who advanced to the quarter-finals and went on to fight for the title at Flushing Meadows. The championship will have a new champion, because the Pole Iga Swiatekthe owner of the crown, eliminated in the 1/8 finals at the hands of the Latvian Elena Ostapenko 6-3, 3-6 and 1-6.

Local Gauff beat Ostapenko in an eight-player round with a resounding score of 6-0 and 6-2, and her opponent in the next instance will be the Czech Muchova, the Romanian executioner. Sorana Kirstya 6-0 and 6-3. Kis, another local loan, also got rid of the Czech Marketa Vondrusova The score is 6-1 and 6-4 and her next opponent will be Sobolenko. The Belarusian, the main favorite for the title after losing to Swiatek and number 1 in the WTA world rankings from next Monday, had no problems with the Chinese. qinwenzheng and posted it 6-1 and 6-4.

Thursday, September 7

Schedules correspond to Argentina.

With the exception of Keys, the rest of the tennis players, according to the forecasts of the bookmakers, were in the same number of contenders for the title. Those who remained on the way, except for Swiatek, were Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan), Jessica Pegula (USA) and Ons Gill (Tunisia), finalist of the previous edition.

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The best winner in the history of the US Open in the women’s department was an American of Norwegian origin. Molla Buerstedt Mallory with eight titles, all in the amateur era. Also on the eve of professionalism, the American Helen Willis Moody he was crowned seven times. Meanwhile, in the Open Era, the local Chris Evert And Serena Williams each of them lifted the trophy six times.