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Gadecki & Peers: AO Mixed Doubles Defence Continues

Gadecki & Peers: AO Mixed Doubles Defence Continues

January 27, 2026 discoverhiddenusacom Sports

Olivia Gadecki and John Peers are continuing their title defence in mixed doubles, securing a victory over Aleksandra Krunic and Mate Pavic with a score of 6-1, 7-6(6). The win propels the Australian duo into the semifinals of the tournament.

Dominant Start, Hard-Fought Second Set

The Australian pair began strongly, quickly taking control of the first set. Gadecki’s groundstrokes and Peers’ net play proved a successful combination, allowing them to win the opening set in just 22 minutes. The second set presented a greater challenge, as Krunic and Pavic elevated their game, but Gadecki and Peers ultimately prevailed in a tiebreak.

Did You Know? The second serve of Aleksandra Krunic averaged approximately 120 km/h during the match.

Crowd Support and Individual Performances

The match, played under a closed roof at Margaret Court Arena, benefited from enthusiastic home crowd support, with Peers’ daughters even leading chants to rally the fans. Peers acknowledged the crowd’s energy, expressing his gratitude for their support. Gadecki also contributed significantly, with Peers noting she “carried me at the end there in the second.”

Despite nursing an abdominal strain, Mate Pavic demonstrated impressive resilience and doubles IQ, qualities that have contributed to a career Golden Slam in doubles. He even showcased his soccer skills between points, engaging with the ballkids.

Expert Insight: The ability of a team to adapt and overcome challenges, as demonstrated by Gadecki and Peers in the second set, is often a key indicator of success in tournament play. Maintaining momentum and responding effectively to shifts in opponent strategy are crucial skills at this level.

Looking Ahead

Gadecki and Peers will now face fourth seeds Taylor Townsend and Nikola Mektic in the semifinals. Townsend and Mektic previously defeated Christian Harrison and Irina Khromacheva 6-4, 6-2. A potential final appearance for the defending champions could depend on their ability to maintain the form shown in the first set against Krunic and Pavic, and to navigate the challenges posed by their next opponents.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score of the match?

Olivia Gadecki and John Peers defeated Aleksandra Krunic and Mate Pavic 6-1, 7-6(6).

Who will Gadecki and Peers play in the semifinals?

They will play fourth seeds Taylor Townsend and Nikola Mektic.

What did John Peers say about the crowd support?

Peers expressed his gratitude for the support, saying, “Every time I get to come home and play in Australia… I cherish every moment.”

What does it mean to see a team overcome adversity and rely on each other to achieve victory?

News article, Olivia Gadecki

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