Yuan Yue's five consecutive wins after a disastrous start did not repeat the reversal miracle; Swiatek's new coach confirmed with a top expert joining.

After the eagerly anticipated matchup between Yuan Yue and Pegula fell through, Little Yue Yue's fortunate journey in Charleston officially came to an end!

Yuan Yue stirred up everyone's excitement mainly due to her unique experience in Charleston.

Initially, seeing Little Yue Yue knocked out in the final qualifying round just one step away from the main draw, many deeply regretted that her singles journey in Charleston had ended in such a manner. Unexpectedly, Yuan Yue had good luck; due to Mertens' withdrawal, she overnight became a lucky loser and secured a spot in the main draw.

After being struck by the lucky ball, Yuan Yue firmly seized the opportunity fate gave her. In the first round against Egypt's top player Sherif, Little Yue Yue lost the first set and faced a deficit in the second set, but ultimately won through two tie-breaks in a thrilling reversal against Sherif, making everyone look at Yuan Yue with renewed admiration.

Seeing Yuan Yue cherish the opportunity so much, and recalling her heroic performance in Austin where she also advanced to the quarterfinals as a lucky loser, everyone particularly wanted to see if Yuan Yue could sustain this luck in Charleston and ultimately match Austin's quarterfinal achievement.

Before the second round against Italian player Cocciaretto, many believed that after the thrilling experience in the first round, Yuan Yue would surely learn her lessons well and adjust her form promptly; otherwise, if she lost focus and messed up again, regret would be too late.

Just as everyone wanted to see how Yuan Yue would smoothly defeat Cocciaretto and meet Pegula in the third round, challenging whether she could create another surprise against the tournament's top seed, Yuan Yue once again played a heart-stopping game with everyone.

Whether Yuan Yue was slow to start or Cocciaretto's dominance completely overwhelmed her, causing her footing to collapse, she transformed from a professional player into a purely amateur one, utterly losing combat effectiveness against the Italian player. By losing six consecutive games, she was swiftly swept with a bagel in the first set by Cocciaretto.

In the second set, Yuan Yue's form remained extremely low, just like in the first set, quickly facing a 0-4 deficit and continuing to struggle in the disastrous opening predicament.

A match many had believed Yuan Yue had hope of winning turned into a one-sided affair where Little Yue Yue lost ten consecutive games. Reaching this point led many fans and netizens to bluntly state that even if a supreme deity descended, it would likely be hard to save Yuan Yue, predicting her final outcome would be: swallowing a breadstick or eating a roast goose.

Surprisingly, when everyone completely lost expectation and confidence in Yuan Yue, Little Yue Yue, after being awakened, actually chased five consecutive games to overtake Cocciaretto on the scoreboard.

Seeing this nearly identical surprising plot as in the first round against Sherif, someone immediately joked about Yuan Yue, always loving to play jokes with everyone, insisting that everyone must have fast-acting heart relief pills ready before starting a reversal?

Unfortunately, after achieving a 5-4 lead, Yuan Yue once again bewildered everyone. This wave of five consecutive wins did not become the strongest note for Little Yue Yue sounding the reversal horn, but instead became her final lament. Just after everyone praised Yuan Yue, she lost three consecutive games and was ended by Cocciaretto 7-5, failing to achieve a reversal miracle like in the first round, concluding her fortunate journey in Charleston in such a speechless manner.

The reason many did not blame Yuan Yue after the match was that she could suddenly erupt and win five consecutive games to halt the disastrous opening trend while potentially facing a double bagel, which was already a surprise. However, her ability to sustain form at critical moments was slightly lacking; losing to the better-performing Cocciaretto indeed had little to complain about.

After Yuan Yue's exit, it meant there were no more Chinese golden flowers in the Charleston singles draw. The responsibility of pursuing honors in this 500-level tournament once again fell on Zhang Shuai, though it remains unknown how long Shuai can uphold the banner of Chinese tennis.

Additionally, the matter of the highly anticipated Polish player Swiatek's new coach has also received the latest news.

According to revelations by French newspaper L'Equipe, Swiatek's new coach candidate has been confirmed. Nadal's distinguished coach Roig has ended his short-term collaboration with Perricard and will officially join the Polish player's team, indirectly confirming the earlier report that Nadal recommended Roig to Swiatek as a coach.

Roig previously collaborated with Raducanu and Zheng Qinwen, but the splash was not significant. It remains unknown what kind of chemical reaction this partnership with Swiatek will produce.

Some fans and netizens bluntly stated that if this top expert cannot save the Polish player and help her return to peak form, the Polish player's path ahead may become even more difficult.（Source: Tennis Home Author: Moon River's Sky）