Stuttgart made it six straight career matches, with Ostapenko scoring in front and Swiatek behind

Latvian titan Ostapenko is always very sure of facing Swiatek, even on the clay court, which Poland is best at before and after, she is full of explosive power to win six consecutive career matches 6:3, 3:6, 6:2, and advance to the top four of the Stuttgart Women's Open for the first time.

Latvian titan Ostapenko

In this WTA 500 indoor clay professional tournament in Germany, Ostapenko continued his undefeated defeat against Swiatek in the past, and after a fierce three-set battle of 2 hours and 7 minutes, he defeated the famous second seed for the sixth time, which was also the first time Ostapenko won against Swiatek on clay since four hard court and one grass court, and the 2017 French Open champion had to face Russian Alexandrova (Ekaterina). Alexandrova) competed for a ticket to the finals.

"I'm playing well this game, so I'll give myself an 8 or 9 for my performance." Ostapenko admitted after the match that he should have had a chance to win in straight sets, but he was a little anxious in the second set, which led to the extension of the line by Swiatek, "Of course she is a great player, every time I play I expect a tough fight, but I always feel like I have a chance to win the game when it counts." ”