“I mean, you all know: I’m my own person; I’m feisty,” she said. “I love making it kind of a war. “Even karaoke — I don’t have a good voice, but I always try to do the best at whatever I’m doing,” Collins said. Kerber broke in the first game of the second set after their verbal exchange, but Collins broke back in the next game, and then pulled ahead of Kerber for good when she broke again for 4-2. national singles champion for the University of Virginia, is the first collegiate player to reach the quarterfinals of women’s singles at a Grand Slam event since Lisa Raymond at the 2004 Australian Open.

Source: New York Times January 20, 2019 06:27 UTC