Eva Lys' Historic Australian Open Run Ends in Defeat to Iga Swiatek

The first female 'Lucky Loser' to reach the Australian Open Round of 16 was overpowered by the World No. 2 in a one-sided match.

Eva Lys, ranked 128th in the world, made history as the first female 'Lucky Loser' to reach the Australian Open Round of 16.
Lys was decisively defeated by Poland's Iga Swiatek, losing 0-6, 1-6 in just 59 minutes in the Rod Laver Arena.
Despite the loss, Lys' performance guarantees her a spot in the WTA Top 100 rankings and a prize of €252,000.
The 23-year-old German player overcame a rheumatic autoimmune condition, Spondyloarthritis, to achieve her remarkable success in Melbourne.
Lys expressed gratitude for her unexpected journey, emphasizing her enjoyment of the moment and determination to compete against the world's best.