The US Open 2025 women's quarter -finals witnessed two emotional matches, where Naomi Osaka continued the journey to the peak, and Amanda Anisimova created the earthquake when the No. 2 seed Iga Swiatek.
In the first match of the US quarter-final series, Naomi Osaka (Seed No. 24) surpassed Karolína Muchova (No. 13) with a score of 6-4, 7-6 (3). The Japanese player entered the confidence, taking advantage of the strength in the serve to overwhelm. Muchova, despite the resilient play, even had to ask the doctor to intervene in the second set, still put the match in the tie-break series.
However, the bravery and stability helped Osaka win, through which for the first time in the semi -finals of Grand Slam since returning after maternity leave and psychological treatment. This achievement is not only a personal turning point but also confirms that the 27 -year -old player has really rediscovered the glory.
The remaining quarterfinals were the reunion full of debt between Amanda Anisimova (seed No. 8) and Iga Swiatek (No. 2). Just a few weeks ago, Anisimova suffered a heavy failure 0-6, 0-6 before Swiatek in the Wimbledon final. But this time, American player played a life match, winning two sets 6-4, 6-3.
The bravery, stubbornness in each ball and the ability to take advantage of the opportunity to help Anisimova neutralize all the pressure from rival 2 in the world. The highlight of the final ball, when her hand touched the net and fell in the yard, closed the victory that shocked the tournament.
Speaking after the match, Anisimova described this as a “dream of reality”, and admitted that this victory brings special feelings after the ups and downs in his career. The international press called this the “perfect revenge” of the 24 -year -old tennis player.
With this result, Anisimova will face Osaka in the semi -finals. This is an attractive encounter among a strong revival and a young talent that has just written a fairy tale. No matter who wins, fans will witness a dramatic match, symbolizing the explosion of the new generation in women's tennis.