Rome women s singles semifinals: Zheng Qinwen fights fiercely against Gao Fu, and in the end, Zheng Qinwen loses 1-2

In the WTA1000 Rome women's singles semi-finals, Zheng Qinwen and Gao Fu had a fierce showdown, and the game took three and a half hours. In the end, Zheng Qinwen lost 1-2 and missed the final. The game was full of gunpowder at the beginning, and the two sides were in a stalemate in the first set, and Gao Fu won the first game 7-6 in the tiebreak. But Zheng Qinwen was not discouraged. She quickly adjusted her form in the second set and equalized the score 6-4. In the decisive set, Zheng Qinwen lost 6-7, and even though he lost, he was still honored. Every point in this game is filled with their sweat and hard work, which feasts the audience.

Looking back on past fights, Zheng Qinwen faced Gao Fu repeatedly and frustrated. Last year at Rome, Zheng Qinwen stopped in the quarterfinals 0-2; last year in the WTA year-end finals, she lost 1-2 to finish the runner-up. These failures have brought her considerable pressure, but they have also accumulated valuable experience and constantly stimulated her motivation to move forward.

However, in this Rome competition, Zheng Qinwen's condition rebounded and achieved a self-breakthrough. In the first few rounds of the game, she swept across two sets to advance, showing her strong strength. The quarter-finals defeated the world's No. 1 Sabalenka, creating his best record in this event. This series of victory witnessed her growth and progress, and also allowed people to see her unlimited potential on the road to tennis.

Although he lost in the semi-finals, Zheng Qinwen's performance is worthy of recognition. Her perseverance and tenacious fighting spirit on the court have injected new vitality into Chinese tennis. The breakthrough in this game was not only an important milestone in her personal career, but also had a positive impact on the development of Chinese tennis.