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The memorable victory was taken after about 10 months after she returned to play. More impressive when Bennic re -appeared after only 6 months of gang gang, Bella, in April 2024. "I am proud not only for myself, but also my family and my team. I cannot achieve anything without them. I am really happy when my body allows me to play again."

Winning 18-year-old talent Mirra Andraeva 7-6, 7-6 on 9/7, Bennic became the second Swiss player in the opening era to win the semi-final of the Grand Slam women's semi-finals on different pitches, after the legendary Martina Hingis. Earlier in 2019, Bennic went to the four most powerful American players. She was also the Olympic Games Tokyo four years ago.

"I studied the opponent carefully last night to tactics. Everything happened as planned," Bennic added. "Two tie-breaks are very difficult, the gap is very small. In the most stressful times, I let my body and instinctive speak instead of thinking too much ".

before overwhelming Andreeva in the tie-break set series with a 7-3 victory, Benedic must save break-point in the 11th game However, the 28-year-old tennis player once again showed a better bravery in the tie-break series to win 7-2.

This result helps Bennic to become the second Swiss female tennis player to the Wimbledon semi-finals after Hingis. Not only that, Benedic also leaves on the table, an increase of 15 steps, to ensure a position in the top 20 of the world when the tournament is closed.

The hierarchy of Bennic has improved if she passes the semi -finals at 21h today, Hanoi time. She will meet Iga Swiatek-who defeated Liudmila Samsonova 6-2, 7-5. Considering the confrontation achievement, Swiatek dominated with three victories after four encounters. The remaining semi -final was a match between two heavy ball players, number one in the world Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova.