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Pia Haddad says to the girls after a good result at Roland Garros: “If I were here today, you can too” |  The National Gazette

Pia Haddad says to the girls after a good result at Roland Garros: “If I were here today, you can too” | The National Gazette

Pia Haddad loses to the world number one and is eliminated in the semi-finals of Roland Garros

Brazilian tennis player Pia Haddad lost on Thursday (8) to the world number one and was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Roland Garros Championship in France.

Polish Iga Swiatek’s age is 22 years old. Shy and pensive, she is the best tennis player in the world today. On the field transforms personality, strength and speed.

Already a two-time Roland Garros champion, Iga is familiar with the atmosphere of a Grand Slam match, as the four major world tennis tournaments are called.

To reach the final, Pia Haddad, who is ranked 14th in the rankings, has to go through this scenario of great difficulties. Therefore, I got the support of many Brazilians. Among them is Gustavo Kuerten – three-time Roland Garros champion in 1997, 2000 and 2001.

In the first group, the Polish lady confirmed her favoritism: winning six matches to two. In the second, Biya managed to balance the match. But at the last stage, in a point-to-point dispute, the Polish woman made fewer mistakes and won 7 to 6. Two sets to zero.

“I think tennis teaches us all week, we either win or we learn. No defeat,” said Pia Haddad.

Therefore, Karolina Muchova, the Czech Republic, could not be the champion against Swatek on Saturday (10). Today, she beat world number two Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus.

Since 2001, with Goga himself, Brazil has not had a tennis player in the top four in singles conflict at a Grand Slam.

“I hope there are a lot of girls watching. If you see me here today, I’m never the talented one, I’m not a person out of character, a phenomenon, I’ve always worked really hard. The Brazilian said.

Pia Haddad made Brazilians believe once again in the most valuable and competitive achievement in tennis: the Grand Slam singles tournament. The title didn’t come, but Pride did.