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An emotional Madison Keys became the first woman to progress to this year's Australian Open semifinals after continuing her spectacular summer renaissance at Melbourne Park.
Madison Keys is through to the semi-finals of the Australian Open after beating an under the weather Barbora Krejcikova 6-3 6-2 on Rod Laver Arena. Krejcikova was struggling with heatstroke midway through the first set and had to call on a trainer. Ad/> As the Czech player, who has also been playing in the doubles this week, continued to tire, Keys was able to capitalise and marched on to her second Australian Open semi-final and her fifth Grand Slam semi-final in one hour and 25 minutes.
World number two Aryna Sabalenka has bowed out in the biggest upset of the Australian Open so far, falling to Estonian veteran Kaia Kanepi under a shower of double faults.
Beware of the Keys forehand Madison Keys rediscovering her form this month Down Under means we get to watch the American blast unplayable forehands from all corners of the court and marvel at the power and speed of her right arm. Ad/> As one journalist noted on Twitter, Keys has the kind of forehand that draws gasps from the crowd when they see it live, in a way that is reminiscent of the effect Juan Martin del Potro’s forehand had on spectators. Australian Open'Enjoy your flight home' — Kyrgios and Kokkinakis hit back at 'salty' rivals over locker room spat7 HOURS AGO Keys has unleashed 64 forehand winners through her opening four matches this tournament, including 14 struck against Spanish No.
La tenista española Paula Badosa no ha podido continuar en el Open de tenis de Australia tras caer eliminada ante la estadounidense Madison Keys. Ha ocurrido en la cuarta ronda del torneo en la que ha perdido por 6-3 / 6-1. De esta forma, Paula se queda sin el pase a los cuartos de final del Open australiano.
Former champion Victoria Azarenka was ousted by Barbora Krejcikova while fifth seed Maria Sakkari fell to Jessica Pegula in the Australian Open fourth round.
MELBOURNE, Australia — Former U.S. Open finalist Madison Keys became the first woman to reach this year's Australian Open quarterfinals with a dominant 6-3, 6-1 victory over eighth-seeded Spanish player Paula Badosa on Sunday.
Madison Keys is posing as a genuine threat at the Australian Open after defeating eighth-seed Paula Badosa in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals at Melbourne Park.