By Richard Pagliaro | Tuesday, September 2, 2025
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New York –IgA swiatek handled the destruction of Amanda Animova In the Wimbledon final.
Animova aims to attract inspiration from the historical blow when she gets another blow to Swiatek at the US Open quarterfinal.
Animova with the eighth seed was divided through seven straight games in a 6-0 beat, 6-3 of Beatriz Haddad Maia Monday at night.
This match followed world no. 1 of Janik Sinner, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 Alexander Bublik’s obliteration. Typically, Animova takes a nap before the night games, but the sinner was so effective ruthless, she bypassed sleep and placed Haddad Maia in a sleeping holder in the country.
“I normally take a nap at the time, and I didn’t even reach, like, I really lay down and put my head down,” Animova said. “It was a kind like I just ate and then went. I honestly prefer it because, like, warming up a few times and don’t know when you will continue is very difficult.
“I feel like I’m used to it. But definitely tonight it was easier for me I think. Just like, how, not really let the nerves come to me and go out and play it was much better.”
Now, Animova has to face a nightmare opponent with a semi -final place in line.
The 24-year-old SwiateThek annihilated Animova, 6-0, 6-0 in the weakest ladies Wimbledon’s final in the history of the open era to capture her sixth Grand Slam championship became the first player of Polish single people in the story that won Wimbledon in July.
It was the first time in 37 years – that the famous Steffi Graf hall destroyed Natasha Zverev in the 1988 Roland Garros final – a mature champion a double bagel in a Slam final.
Swiatte’s double bagel was Women’s weakest ending Wimpledon in the Open Age, exceeding Billie Jean King’s 6-0, 6-1 win over Evonne Golagong in 1975. Swiate won 24 of the 26-match and final wimple finals.
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However, Animova said she was pumped for the match with Swiatek.
“Surely, I’m really excited and eagerly awaiting it,” Animova said. “At this stage of the game you will play a truly harsh opponent, regardless of. So be able to have, you know, a match or be able to face it again and give yourself another chance, I am really, really happy about it.”
A year ago, Animova entered the US Open Ranged No. 50.
Now, the sampling of Open Open 2017 girls is no.9 and faces its biggest challenge against the Open 2022 champion.
“Yes, I feel like it will be a really difficult challenge, but I feel like I have played well,” Animova said. “Yes, I mean, I’m just looking forward to it. I’m sure it will be a great match, and yes, I hope I can do a good performance.”
Animova has won 12 of its last 15 games, including three direct wins in four open -owned US games.
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Swiatek is a better moving that will put a premium on the percentage of the first service of Animova-and behind it shocked below the line, which is one of the best in the sport. Animova knows that she has to stay in the step early-or to risk another loss of shock.
Champions must show short -term memory losses in court and establish losses in the past. The question is: Can Animova get up and save herself from the scar tissue that it carries from that painful wimbledon closure?
“It wasn’t a good performance in any way. I feel like I may have learned some things from it and some things I can do differently, but above all, I think it was just a learning experience,” Animova said. “Yes, turning away from this was actually, you know, a little difficult, because it never happened to me before. But I’ve worked through it, and the difficult court season started strong for me. So yes, I feel like I have moved from it to this point.”
