FULL VERSION 1989 - Sanchez Vicario vs Graf - Roland Garros French Open
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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© 1989 Fédération Française de Tennis
© 1989 INA - Institut National de l'Audiovisuel
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© 1989 NBCUniversal Media, LLC a subsidiary of Comcast (US).
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Spain’s Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario put an end to Steffi Graf's 5-in-a-row Grand Slam streak, upending the world’s top ranked woman tennis player in three sets to become (at the time) the youngest French Open champion in history.
Sanchez-Vicario, 17 years and five months old, defeated Graf 7-6 (8-6), 3-6, 7-5 to end the West German’s Grand Slam run and hand her only her second loss in the year.
“I went out on court at mentally 100 percent, thinking I could win,” said Sanchez, who had lost to Gral in straight sets in their three previous meetings. Sanchez displayed remarkable poise for someone so young. Trailing 5-3 in the third set and with Graf serving for the match, Sanchez kept the ball in play until the defending champion made some crucial mistakes.
Graf said she had some physical discomfort in the late stages of the match - she had to leave the court briefly between games - but she gave full credit to her young opponent. “She was Just plaving a great match," said Graf. "She was really playing some unbelievable shots, close to the lines, sometimes hitting the lines."
Graf was disappointed, however, with her own performance. “First of all, I shouldn't have lost the first set," she said. “I had my chances and I didn't use them at all today. I Just made too many mistakes. Just at the end I was weak."
"(I thought) It’s not me who is playing on the court at the moment, not putting pressure on. That’s not me.” Sanchez, who reached the quarterfinals of the French Open in 1987 and 1988, attacked Grafs backhand from the beginning and ran for every powerful forehand that the West German could fire at her.
“I'm very happy, it's a wonderful day for me." Sanchez said, on the verge of tears and covered in red clay from her victory leap. "I beat the No. 1 in the world, and I'm going to celebrate with my family.”
Gabriella Sabatini of Argentina is the only other player to defeat Graf this year. Prior to this match, Graf had lost only four sets all year.
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Very inspired tennis from Arantxa. While she only played like that a handful of times in her career (e.g. 1989 French Open, 1994 U.S Open, 1995 Wimbledon, 1996 French Open, and 1998 French Open), it shows how great she could be. While she wasn't quite on the level of Graf and Seles, she showed that she could be a real beast on the court when she was really on.
It was great to see this historic match again. Seems typical that the American commentators kept omitting Aranxta's mother's name, calling her "Aranxta Sánchez", but at the end the Spanish commentators correctly called her "Aranxta Sánchez Vicario". It is very unfortunate that Aranxta has had continuing financial problems in life, after her wonderful years of championship play.
Sanchez Vicario made history in 1989 she became the first spanierd tennis player win in Paris with 17. Nice Arantxa. very Good Job ¡¡¡ Well done and Congrats ¡¡¡ 🥰🥰🥰
That's was Steffi's only matches loss in grand slam from 1988 A.O to 1990 A.O, that's insane. The most dominant period for any player male or female in the open era. Just imagine had Steffi won that match, then she would have back to back calendar slam which may never broken.
Very far-fetched assumption. In that case, Hingis would have won Calendar Year Grand Slam had she won FO 1997 vs Majoli.
@@nambelas but Steffi already have won that golden slam in 1988 & many have predicted that Steffi will win another calendar slam but nobody expects Hingis to win 3 slam s in 1997. That's the difference. BTW Majoli beat Hingis in 1997 F.O final not 1999.
Another what-if....what if Seles had beaten Graf and faced Sanchez in the finals? Unlike Graf, Seles would have taken a lot of those looping shots on the rise.
@@nambelas FYI Steffi was lot closer to win 1989 F.O than Hingis in 1997. Majoli totally blow out Hingis in that final.
shame she was so ill , if she wasnt i think she would have won it . She had beat Sanches quite easily previously. No matches even close
Arantxa ❤️
Sanchez probably played her most aggressive game against graff here. Later in grand slam finals she got hesitant and passive when she had chance tonwin.
Steffi said after this match that she was a little relieved to have lost. The pressure of doing two consecutive grand slams would have been way too much.
Funny that Steffi always played with that second ball in her hand.
Arantxa the new Star 🤩🤩🤩
A full three set match in an hour?
And in 3-4 languages 😂
Edited due to baseball coverage
Well, maybe Steffi was ill for eating bad pizza again.
😅 This music is horrible and distracting I can't do it
Luckily it stops at the 4:30 mark when the actual live coverage starts
Graf was unwell. But Arantxa won anyway. Arantxa is stronger than Graf on clay, except for Seles.
Excuses, excuses.... if she was well enough to step on court, then she was OK.
Graf was ill this match. If you check she was running off to be sick all the time. But sanchez did play well but if Graf was fit she would have served it out at 5 3
So sick she still got to the final stop making excuses lol.
@@malimbep4298it's just a historical fact, not an excuse. All players go through bad events. Steffi had food poisoning, but she also said that she was suffering from menstrual cramps. Oddly enough, she seems to have been the beneficiary of Martina Hingis having menstrual problems during the 1999 final. So it all evens out over time.