"It's amazing," Pegula said in her on-court interview. "I'm glad that they are able to share this moment with me." This demonstrates her appreciation for her supporters during this significant milestone.
Having lost in her previous six Grand Slam quarterfinals, Pegula broke through with a dominant triumph in straight sets Wednesday against world No. 1 Iga Swiatek, showcasing her newfound resilience.
Pegula is 2-6 in her career against Sabalenka, who has won two Grand Slams in four major tournament final appearances, illustrating the competitive challenge ahead for her.
Playing on back-to-back nights, the oldest American woman to reach her first major semifinal, the 30-year-old Pegula regained her top form after a sluggish start against Muchova.
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