Semifinal Showdown in Beijing

Amanda Anisimova produced a tennis masterclass at the China Open, dismantling defending champion Coco Gauff 6-1 6-2 in a breathtaking 58-minute semifinal clash. The American rising star showcased why she's surged to World No. 4 this season, winning 85% of first-serve points and converting 4/5 break opportunities.

Match Highlights

• Dominated opening set with 12 winners to Gauff's 3
• Secured 5 consecutive games in first-set demolition
• Limited unforced errors to 9 vs Gauff's 23
• Neutralized Gauff's power with precise baseline angles

"This court brings out my best tennis," Anisimova stated post-match. "Beating a champion like Coco requires peak focus - I'm thrilled to maintain my momentum heading into the WTA Finals."

Road to the Final Anisimova's victory:

1. Extends her 2023 hardcourt record to 38-7
2. Marks her 4th Top 10 win this season
3. Sets up final clash with Linda Noskova

Epic Second Semifinal Czech teenager Linda Noskova saved 3 match points to upset Jessica Pegula 6-3 1-6 7-6(6), setting up a championship battle between two of tennis' brightest young stars. The 19-year-old demonstrated remarkable resilience:

Final Preview Sunday's championship match features:

• First WTA meeting between Anisimova (22) and Noskova (19)
• Combined age of finalists: 41 years
• $1.3 million prize money at stake
• Crucial ranking points before WTA Finals

The China Open final promises explosive baseline exchanges as both players seek their biggest career title.