Petokrak Grand Slam Champion Iga Sviajtek showed his lawn-judicial storm in her maiden Wimbledon final against the American 13th. Semena Amanda Anisimova.
Pole in extreme heat was held in West London to reach its seventh final finals from 6-2 6-0 in just 72 minutes against 2021. Olympic Champions Belinda Benčić, who reached the last four in her first year at the Bella daughter’s birth in April 2024. Years.
Meanwhile, Anisimova is a stunned world none 1 and the title of Arina Sabalenka 6-4 4-6 6-4 to reach Vimbledon for the last two years after they left sports.
Sviajev increased in confidence to the entire week and that the calm staff has been personified in the victory for crushing against her Swiss opponent.
It would be even faster, but for long lasting three matches in competition when, for the third time at the Central Court on Thursday, the viewer was not taken good.
Poljak reached the finals of the grassy court tournament, who first made at any level, because he won his fifth Grand Slam title open last spring, and now there is only one game from the game in the back trophies.
She said in court, “I honestly never dreamed that it would be possible to play in the final.
“I’m just super excited. I thought I experienced everything in court, but I didn’t experience well playing on the grass.
“I feel confident and just go for it. It’s safe to work.”
Swiajtek began with purpose and seized the insufficient service of his opponent.
Hot weather has resulted in hard, excellent courts, and they certainly liked it in a gender that turned into a 3-0 lead to a direct first set.
A little bit at the beginning of the other, served two double mistakes, but Bencic could not use the advantage and brilliantly put it to turned the first semifinals of Vimbledon in the maiden final.
Anisimova Upset World No 1
Amanda Anisimova stunned Arina Sabalenka to reach her girlfriend Grand Slam Final
Anisimova, a 23-year-old, held her to cool to the baking court to win a dramatic competition in two hours and 37 minutes and give her nephew’s fourth birthday to remember.
Anisim’s sister Mary and Nessa’s Jakon flew out of the states earlier in the week to watch their fourth last victory over Anastasia Pavliuchenkov.
It was the first tennis match Jakon, and Mladic could be invited to a few more after his aunt of an incredible victory.
“This doesn’t really feel really,” Anisima said. “Arina is such a heavy competitor and absolutely washed there.
“She is my inspiration and so many other people.
“Go to the top and be in the final in Vimbledon is incredibly special.
“I have a beautiful family there, sister, nephew and son-in-law. What’s the last two weeks trip.”
The victory of Anisima has expanded the recording of the loss on the basis of equally large guesses at 6-3 and held live American hopes in the third female champion of the third female Grand Slam this year after Madison keys won the Australian Open and Coco Gauff.
Her victory is all extraordinary because Anisima had to take over an extended tennis break in 2023. To determine his mental health priority.
“To be honest if you tell me then I will be in the final in Vimbledon, I wouldn’t believe you,” she added.
“Being in this place is not easy. Being in the final is indescribable.”
Sabalenka, who opened in the final of Australian and French, left her wounds after the opportunity to become the first woman, because Serena Williams in 2014. until 15. Doti to four straight major finals.
Sabalenka crosses water on viewers in attitudes
Sabalenka passed with water and icy packages in the middle of the authorized sunny conditions in Vimbledon on Thursday
Sabalenka gave water to spectators at the Central Court who demanded help in the middle of the state of improvement.
During the first set, Belarus took a bottle of water and ice packs in the stalls to cheering in court.
Smotbrellas were also traveled to a stand at the dock, with a play stopped while they were assistance.
Just a short time later, another viewer was sitting on the eastern side of the center, which was opened for the Sun, needed – from Sabalenka again to walk over the court to handle water in the crowd.
Sabalenka said she hopes to “feel better”, adding that interruptions “did not break the play” match.
Speaking at a press conference after the game, Sabalenka said, “I feel like London isn’t ready for this time.
“It was super hot, and I can’t even imagine sitting in one place and the sun just struck you.
“You must be really ready, be hydrated and it can happen to everyone.
“I hope it feels better.”
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