Wimbledon 10th Game Day Review: Nadal Battle 5 Battle Battle to advance to the semi -finals, Zhang Shuai women's doubles easily pass the level

In the early morning of July 7, Beijing time, the 10th game of Wimbledon. On this game, the quarter -finals of men and women's singles continued. Nadal defeated the level in a five -set war, and Caygos ranked in the semi -finals for the first time. Jinhua Zhang Shuai joined hands with Meltenz in the women's doubles and continued to sing high, and broke into her first semi -finals.

Nadal staged a five -set battle with Frigtz. The Grand Slam 22 crowns lost a plate of first and physical injuries. Nadal, who won, ushered in the 19th consecutive victory of the Grand Slam. He broke into the semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -semi -seminar and 38th Grand Slam four.

The quarter -finals of Kiegos and Galin also played on this competition day. After the competition for three games, Kyegos successfully swept his opponent, and his career broke into the semi -finals for the first time. Caygus became the first non -seed player who broke into the semi -finals in Wimbledon in 14 years after Sain and Schutler in 2008. At the same time, he became the first Australian player to rank among the top four after Hugt in 2005.

The two -quarter finals of the two women's singles are also competing on this competition day. The No. 16 seed Halep went straight to two sets, eliminated the No. 20 seed Ancorova, and Halep won the 12 -game winning streak at Wimbledon. She ushered in the best time to capture the Grand Slam. In another game, Libakina asked Leibina to chase two, successfully reversed and defeated Tomanovic, and became the first Kazakhstan player to break into the Grand Slam.

On the women's doubles, Jinhua Zhang Shuai joined hands with Meltenz to continue the battle. The two faced No. 7 Seed Gwalrach/Clepaci in the quarter -finals. In the end, Zhang Shuai/Melten Side easily swept the opponent and successfully ranked among the Wimbledon Women's Double Four. This is the first time that Zhang Shuai broke into the women's doubles fourth in Wenwang. It was also the fourth Grand Grand Four Four Four of her career in her career.

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