In 2022, Wimbledon is getting better and better, and after the end of the 4th day, 2 miracles were born. Nadal Grand Slam singles wins ranked 4th in history, but he still needs to look up to three legends, including his two lifelong rivals Federer, Djokovic ; and the world's number one women's singles Swiatek After playing 3 sets, he narrowly won, and his 27-game winning streak tied the record of "Swiss Princess" Hingis .
On the grass court, Nadal's dominance is not as good as that on clay. The No. 2 seed lost 1 set in two consecutive rounds, but this did not prevent him from easily reaching the top 32. In the battle with Birankis, Nadal relaxed a bit when leading 2-0, but was chased to 1-2 by Lithuanian 6-4. Fortunately, the Spanish legend quickly adjusted, and after leading 3-0 in the fourth set, the momentum was unstoppable. Finally, she defeated her opponent 6-3, unlocking her 307th Grand Slam singles win, surpassing Navratilova's exclusive fourth place in history.
Who else ranks before Nadal? Djokovic ranks third with 328 wins, Serena ranks fourth with 365 wins, and Federer ranks first in history with 369 wins. The Grand Slam is the highest level event in tennis. Even if the annual Grand Slam is achieved, at most, it can only win 28 games in a year. It is difficult for Nadal to climb the three mountains in front of him. After all, at the age of 36, he cannot always be at the top.
Swiatek, the world number one in women's singles, had won 36 consecutive victories before. In the second round of Wimbledon, she was strongly blocked by the lucky loser Kerkhoff. In the first set, Swiatek was broken twice at the beginning and fell behind 2-4, but the first sister of Poland quickly recovered and won 6-4 in four consecutive games. In the second set, Kerkhoff's fought back against and won the serve in the 10th game to tie the score 6-4. In the final set, Swiatek had a stronger desire to win and was more experienced. After saving a break point in the first set and holding serve, he broke serve first in the fourth game, leading all the way to a narrow win of 6-3. At this point, Swiatek has tied the 37-game winning streak record set by Hingis 25 years ago. The "Swiss Princess" has had three ups and downs in her career. She retired for the third time in 2017, holding 5 Grand Slam women's singles and 9 A Grand Slam women's doubles champion, combining talent, looks and strength. Swiatek can stand up to the legend and has proven that she has become the new leader in the troubled times of women's tennis.
