Swiatek was comforted by Ruud in tears, and Gauff said she could make a comeback at any time

After Swiatek was swept 6-1 by Gauff in the semifinals in Madrid, the clay queen suffered a heavy setback and was quickly sent to the hot search of public opinion, and no one expected that the Polish girl would play such an embarrassing score on clay, which she is best at.

From the Australian Open to the Middle East season, and then to the North American Sunshine Doubles all empty-handed, everyone put the expectation of Swiatek's first championship of the new season on the clay season that she is best at, and bluntly said that Swiatek's first championship of the new season is likely to be born before the French Open, and the tone is very certain.

After being disappointed in the Stuttgart car snatching competition, seeing Swiatek reach the semi-finals all the way in Madrid made people believe that the first championship will probably be born here.

What is surprising is that after breaking through the egg delivery dilemma of the American star Keys in the quarterfinals, Swiatek still "hid from the first year of junior high school, but couldn't hide from the fifteenth", and was swept and defeated by the American girl Gauff in the semifinals by sending double fritters, and public opinion was in an uproar.

The reason why Swiatek's defeat shocked the whole network is because this is the first time she has been beaten with such an embarrassing score since the 2019 French Open.

In fact, now revisiting the matchup between Swiatek and Gauff, from the first set, the American girl repeatedly blasted wonderful winning points to show the good form to the outside world, and what happened to the Polish girl in the process of qualifying, it seems that her fiasco has already been doomed.

If it's understandable that Swiatek suffered a heavy setback on hard courts, which is not her absolute strength, her hip pull on clay is not. As far away as Stuttgart, when he and Ostapenko played on clay for the first time, the outside world was unanimously optimistic about the Polish girl's revenge before the game, but on the clay court that she is good at, Swiatek was beaten almost powerless; As close as Madrid, judging from the fact that she and 19-year-old Iella met for the first time on clay and won quite hard, Swiatek's form has actually gone wrong, and the competition with Keys, who is not particularly good at clay fighting, and swallowing a duck egg, has invisibly exacerbated the danger that the Polish girls will lose miserably.

So, when she met Gauff, who was good at fighting on clay, swallowed the first churros in the first set and faced a 0-3 deficit in the second set, she burst into tears on the spot and showed her helplessness and frustration to the fullest.

"To be honest, I don't know what I can get out of this game right now. I've not moved very well and I've been in mixed shape for most of the events I've been in lately. So I'm really not sure what's in my arsenal, and I don't even feel like I have a plan B. Swiatek's summary of her defeat after the game seemed to explain the reason, but in fact, her heart was completely confused at that time, and even her mentality had already collapsed. You must know that it is really rare for Swiatek to have this kind of psychological problem in the game, tennis is a lonely sport, and such a huge emotional swing at a critical moment will naturally inevitably escape the fate of fiasco.

After Swiatek swallowed a clay defeat, everyone saw not her tears flying over Madrid, but also the warmth of her peers, and the Norwegian brother Ruud was the first to send his warm comfort.

Ruud encouraged Swiatek to forget about the big defeat in front of him as soon as possible and regain confidence and start again, bluntly saying, "Although the goddess of victory did not favor you, what you did during this period will still inspire many people; And all the experience will not be in vain, and one day it will give back to your life."

In addition, when Swiatek's tears pierced the softest place in everyone's hearts, compared with the encouragement and comfort of Ruud and others to the Polish girl, many people on the public side believed that judging from the performance of the world's second number one on red clay so far this year, there were obvious cracks in the red clay dynasty under her rule. The implication is that Swiatek may soon fall from her position as the queen of clay, and her glory days may be over.

However, Gauff did not think it was a great victory, but only based on the fact that "Iga is not at his best", and modestly said that he was lucky to win.

"The IGA could be back in form at any time." Gauff is still optimistic about Swiatek, which also makes the Polish girl's next performance in Rome and the French Open highly anticipated.

Whether Swiatek can play a beautiful turnaround in the subsequent matches, or still can't see the end of suffering on the road to chasing the first championship of the new season, has become one of the biggest highlights of the current women's tennis!(Source: Tennis House Author: Starry Sky of Moon River)