Muguruza to face Krejcikova in the final of the WTA Dubai Tennis Championships

Garbine Muguruza says she is proud that she has achieved a third-place final of 5 tournaments contested so far this season. In the Dubai semi-finals, the former world number one needed seven match points to defeat Elise Mertens. 6-4, 7-6 (7/5) and finished in the second position in as many weeks, six days ago in Dubai. The 9th Spanish rider, seeking the first title in the race since 2019, a tour-leading 17 matches wins in 2021 and she bids for a Maiden Dubai. When she faces Barbora Krejcikova of the Czech Republic on Saturday’s final.

I am very proud that the two-time Grand Slam champion said it was one of the toughest things to find a sort of balance. However, the sort of feeling is more stable in the courtyard. Hence, it takes some time and its journey for everyone. I feel like it’s something really hard to do. I feel like they have it for a few people at the beginning of their careers. After the reigning Wimbledon champion contracting COVID-19. Muguruza competed without seeing her trainer Conchita Martinez at her corner of Doha and Dubai.

The former champion Roland Garros and Wimbledon made an effort to achieve continuity on the circuit:

The twenty-seven-year-old Muguruza has split during the opening match against Mertens which saved three spots in the previous round. But hit back to take the lead in 52 minutes immediately. Muguruza played 5-3, but Mertens saved four match points. As the duel fittingly went to a tiebreak, where the Spaniard opened 6-3 and eventually shut the win out with a brave network play on his 7th.

The former champion Roland Garros and Wimbledon made an effort to achieve continuity on the circuit. To bring the degree and attitude to the right moment, I think it was more emotional. I feel like those two don’t go together sometimes. You may have a lot of talent. But you don’t know, because it’s the opposite there are days. But now I believe as I know better how to place all of them. Moreover, Krejcikova is the lowest-ranked women’s finalist in the history of the Dubai tournament. The 63rd world, which made its debut in the Emirates this week, has not yet reached the final stage of her career.