The women’s championship match at the 2014 Australian Open pits a two-time former finalist against a first-time major finalist.
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The Swiss No. 2 might surpass Roger Federer for the top spot in his nation after his outstanding Australian Open performance.
After Nadal edged past Grigor Dimitrov, Federer dominated Andy Murray to set up their 33rd meeting and third at the Australian Open.
Either Agnieszka Radwanska or Dominika Cibulkova will contest her first Australian Open final after Radwanska upset Victoria Azarenka.
Stanislas Wawrinka avenged two losses at majors last year to Novak Djokovic, while Tomas Berdych dominated David Ferrer at the Australian Open.
The Canadian teenager soared into her first major semifinal, where she will face a four-time Australian Open semifinalist.
While Rafael Nadal battled past Kei Nishikori, Roger Federer dominated Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the Australian Open.
Dominika Cibulkova scored a major upset, but the biggest breakthrough belonged to Simona Halep.
While the 2008 Australian Open champion ended her 2014 campaign, the defending champion marched forward.
Not just “Baby Federer” or Maria Sharapova’s boyfriend, this first-time major quarterfinalist eyes a bright future ahead.
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