On the 20th local time, former world queen Swiatek showed overwhelming strength, she opened the match like a bamboo in 9 consecutive games, and only took 59 minutes to sweep the German "lucky carrier" Lis, who first entered the top 16 of the Australian Open tennis tournament in the open era, 6:0, 6:1, and advanced to the top 8 of the Australian Open women's singles for the second time in her career.

Former world queen Swiatek

'It's fantastic, it's my first night play and I'm happy to play at Laver Centre. Swiatek won 4 consecutive games and only dropped 11 games, including 7 games to eliminate Czech opponent Siniakova in the first round, including this game, and has been liquidated in 3 consecutive games to "send eggs", this is the 8th time this century that a player can spend only 11 games or less to reach the top 8 of Melbourne Park.

German "lucky transporter" Lis

"I'm enjoying the game, that's the most important thing," said the 23-year-old, who still has a lot to improve and improve, "I don't feel like I'm at the top of my game, but the games give me a lot of confidence and I'm happy to play in an efficient way." According to the 2025 Australian Open Women's Singles draw, Poland's second seed, who has won five Grand Slam titles, will face US eighth seed Navarro in the next round.