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American tennis player Danielle Collins has been in the headlines for all the right reasons lately. She won the 32nd Palermo Ladies Open a couple of weeks ago and now is in the final of the Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic.

After winning her semifinal match, Danielle Collins reflected on the high-quality tennis that she has displayed in recent weeks. She credited her tough opponents who have helped raise her levels. She also feels pretty confident and is happy with the way the shots are being executed.

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The San Jose finalist stated, “I made some improvements along the way in this tournament,” Collins told the media, following her win. “I think part of the reason I was hitting my shots so well today is because of all the tough opponents I’ve had to play over the last couple days, and how hard I’ve had to work for every point.”

Danielle Collins is in top form

Collins swept past her semifinal opponent, Ana Konjuh in straight sets. In fact, the Croatian player managed to win just two games during the match. The American player was clinical, registering more winners and fewer unforced errors than her opponent.

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Reflecting on the match, Collins further added, “I’ve played so many hard-hitting opponents who run down ball after ball, so I came out feeling like I was hitting the ball really cleanly, and playing with confidence really the entire way through.”

Later today, Danielle Collins will take on Daria Kasatkina. The Russian player has looked in good form this week and it promises to be an exciting encounter amongst two heavy hitters. It will be interesting to see who manages to come out on top. We wish both players the best of luck for the upcoming matches and the US Open 2021. 

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