(VIDEO) Relive the epic rally between Gauff and Muchova featuring 40 shots before US Open final
WTASaturday, 09 September 2023 at 08:30
The US Open 2023 is coming towards its conclusion as fans
are now gearing up for the last few days of action.
Like every year, this edition of the fourth and final Grand
Slam will leave a mark on tennis fans all over the world who thoroughly
enjoyed the efforts of the players in challenging action.
One such effort was on display during the semifinal of the US
Open between America’s Coco Gauff and Czech Republic’s Karolina Muchova.
The
players played a 40-shot long rally in the 12th game of the second
set to entertain the fans sitting in the arena as well as the viewers watching it
back home live on their television.
It was the young tennis star from the USA who came out on top
in straight sets with a score of 6-4, 7-5 to book her place in the final of the
mega-event.
Gauff will now face the newly-crowned world number one Belarus’
Aryna Sabalenka in the grand finale of the tournament on Saturday in New York.
The 25-year-old booked a place in the final of the US Open
for the first time after two consecutive semifinal appearances in the last two
years.
She defeated America’s Madison Keys in an incredible manner
with a score of 0-6, 7-6, 7-6 on Thursday.
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