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Iga Swiatek battled past Marie Bouzkova in straight sets at the US Open, winning both via tiebreak in a physically demanding encounter lasting nearly two and a half hours.
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Iga Swiatek ground out a hard-fought victory over 25th seed Marie Bouzkova at the US Open, prevailing 7-6 (3), 7-6 (3) in a gruelling contest that stretched to two hours and 27 minutes. It marked the first time in Swiatek's career that she has won two tiebreaks in the same match.
The Pole was pushed to her limits, enduring punishing rallies and saving three set points in the second set against Bouzkova's dogged defensive game. Swiatek acknowledged the physical toll but described the win as one of the more satisfying moments of her season so far.
Swiatek's perfect WTA Tour record against Bouzkova now stands at 4-0, remarkably without dropping a single set. She has also won 13 of her last 14 matches, her sole defeat coming against Jessica Pegula in the Cincinnati semi-finals.
Up next is a fourth-round clash with China's Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen - a significant step up in opposition that will test Swiatek's composure at the business end of the draw.
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