"It feels great and means a lot" - Madison Keys on ousting Iga Swiatek

Madison Keys finally solved the Swiatek riddle and she did so by playing some amazing tennis to win in straight sets.

It was a superb display for Keys who was able to keep it in two sets despite a late surge by Swiatek. The American was up 5-0 and 40-15 but allowed Swiatek to battle back all the way to 5-4. Iga actually served in that game but got broken once more to finish the match. Keys was relieved:

"It feels great. I obviously have not had the best success against World No. 1s, so being able to get a win against Iga, especially after having two losses to her already, means a lot to me, and I think I'm playing some pretty good tennis."

The late surge by Swiatek got many in the stands nervous but Keys remained calm. She knew what to do and was happy that it worked:

"I just knew that I was going to have to try to put some pressure on her early in the game just to kind of also make her aware of the situation. All of a sudden it's 5-4 and she feels like she has to hold that game. So just really trying to swing at the ball, make sure I was moving my feet, and put as much pressure on her as quickly as possible."