Which brings us to tomorrow’s women’s final (at 3:30 a.m. ET on ESPN for the hardest of core, or watch the rebroadcast at 8 a.m. on ESPN2), in which Osaka, 23, will square off against American Jennifer Brady, seeded 22nd, who fought off 25th-seed Karolína Muchová in the other semifinal. With both players a bit nervous and tentative, each of them fighting to reach their first-ever Grand Slam final, it wasn’t the prettiest of matches—particularly coming as it did directly after the Williams-Osaka showdown—but Brady, 25, gutted out a tough three-set victory (including finishing an epic final game in which, at one point, she sunk to her knees beaming at her coaches, thinking she’d won, before one of them pointed out that her own shot had been called long).
Just because you likely haven’t heard much about Brady, though, doesn’t mean she isn’t bringing some serious experience to this match: She reached the quarters at last year’s U.S. Open—before being defeated by none other than Naomi Osaka in three hard-fought sets in what was dubbed by many tennis writers as the match of the season. She’s beaten Osaka before—but not recently, and not at a major.
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