Keys stuns Badosa to power into Australian Open quarter-finals

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Tennis - Australian Open - Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia - January 23, 2022 Madison Keys of the U.S. in action during her fourth round match against Spain's Paula Badosa. REUTERSPixBig-serving Madison Keys stunned eighth seed Paula Badosa to power into an Australian Open quarter-finals for a third time Sunday in a clash between two of the season’s most in-form players.

It set her up with a last eight clash against either French Open champion Barbora Krejcikova or two-time Australian Open winner Victoria Azarenka.“So off of the first ball I had a bit of advantage on a lot of the points and then was able to dictate. Keys broke the Spaniard’s first service game and gave Badosa little chance to strike back, slamming down serves at 188 kph and winning more than 80 percent of her first serve points.Badosa started taking more risks in the second set and landed some perfect returns to put pressure on the Keys serve.

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