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Wimbledon Croatian tennis player Donna Vekic expressed her excitement, as she not only defeated her opponent, but secured the quarterfinals of the tournament. Against a formidable rival, Kazakhstan, Vekic had to fight 15 aces. But by staying focused and taking each point and game as it came, she was able to get the win she wanted. Acknowledging her opponent’s exceptional serving skills, Vekic confirmed that she believes her rival is the best server currently dominating the women’s tour. .
“I’m very happy not only to beat him, but to be here in the quarterfinals,” said Vekic, who had 15 aces from the Kazakh. “I stayed in the moment. I tried to play the next point, the next game. She served incredible today. I think she’s definitely the best serve on the women’s tour right now. She served really big, so I thought, ‘Just stick with it, you’ll have your chances’ — and I they did too.
The Kazakh player delivered powerful serves that tested Vekic’s skills on the court. However, the Croatian player remained undeterred, kept his composure and concentrated on his own game plan. With his strategic thinking, Vekic realized that he had to stay level with his rival, knowing that his chance to break serve and score points would eventually present itself. And his persistence really paid off. He took advantage of the opportunities that arose during the match and successfully countered his opponent’s relentless serve.
The victory secured Vekic’s place in the quarterfinals, which is a significant milestone on the way to the tournament. He owes his success to being present in the moment and focusing on each point without being overwhelmed by the powerful performance in front of him.
Vekic’s performance proves his endurance and adaptability on the court. She proved that she is capable of strategically maneuvering towards victory even against a rival declared to be the best server on the women’s tour. With a place in the quarterfinals, Vekic is ready to face new challenges and continue his success in the tournament.
