Australian Open: Big upset in women’s singles after men, number one player out

It is said that sports is full of uncertainties. Every day some new upset can be seen here. Something similar is being seen in the Australian Open, where after the men, a phase of reversal has started in the women’s singles as well. In fact, the world’s number one female tennis player Inga Switek has been out of the Australian Open. She lost to Elena Rybakina 4-6, 4-6 in the fourth round of women’s singles today. At the same time, seventh seed Coco Gauff has also faced defeat in straight sets. 17th seed Jelena Ostapenko defeated her by a margin of 7-5, 6-3.

Rybkin made a big upset

Let us tell you that Ryabkina has done a big upset by defeating the number one player in the women’s singles event. Swiatek was also the top seeded female player in this tournament. Reigning Wimbledon champion Rybanika has made a strong case for winning her title by qualifying for the quarter-finals.

Earlier, there was a reversal in male players as well.

Significantly, earlier in the tournament, top seed Rafael Nadal and second seed Casper Ruud were eliminated in the men’s singles. Apart from these two, Andy Murray and Daniil Medvedev are also out of this tournament. Kazakhstan’s Ryabkina ousted Svitek from the tournament after showing a brilliant game in the match that lasted one hour and 29 minutes. Along with this, his effort will also be to win this title. The Kazakh, who won the US Open last year, said it was a really tough match.