Sabalenka defeats Animova 6-4, 7-6 for the second consecutive we Open title
Aryna Sabalenka from Belarus is the world #1 And the protection we Open champion. It was also 0-2 in Grand Slam Finals this season and fell in half a native and the world #9Amanda Anismimova.
Although Animova failed to win a match against IgA Swiatek in the Championship match at the All England Club, it served as an impulse to improve not only its movement and physique, but also its energy and body language through positive assertions.
Clearly, it has found the secret sauce. Animova has made the finals of Grand Slam back-back, and on the way to the New York title match, sent three seed players, including Swiatek in the Streets neighborhoods. Equally impressive was her victory from the rich to Semis against a Naomi Osaka resurrection.
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WHEREAS 24-The year of led sabalenka 6-3 In her head, she knew her opponent was hungry for atonement and decided to defend her title. This was the third third of Sabalenka we Open final.
Sabalenka served first and although she gave a double guilt and faced three points and three resting points, she held while Animova donated three unprecedented mistakes and jumped. World #1 done 4/6 It serves first, but broke down after two consecutive and extraordinary winners from its opponent.
Animova, with The crowd tightly in its camp, opened with a next backwardness below the line and with a preface below the line 30 to consolidate rest. Plane 2-2Sabalenka faced a 0-30, then a resting point and fell into service after calling for a background, while Animova donated four consecutive uninformed mistakes to give rest again.
The defense champion lost 3/6 first serves but held at 30 ABOUT 4-3 While Inimova, serving with new balls, opened with an ace, but followed with two double mistakes to fall into service. Sabalenka served for the set and captured it with a clear intersection and two consecutive errors predetermined by Animova.
World #9 Served first in the second and though she donated two additional double mistakes and faced three points of Deuce, held with an ace above! Sabalenka opened with another brilliant backward junction and kept in love to level.
Animova continued to fight her service and out of the ground. She made two additional preface errors and broke down when Sabalenka threw a backward passing down the line. Sabalenka opened the fourth with a fantastic foreword inside-out and consolidated the break for 3-1 with a backward winner of the intersection.
While Sabalenka seemed determined, Animova appeared anxiously. She opened the fifth with an backward backward backward and calmed every constant nerve with a slight retention.
Now it was Sabalenka’s turn to undergo pressure. She faced a triple resting point after her second double fault and threw service when her opponent hit another back below the line.
As the crowd increased their support for Animova, it was destroyed and returned the break after three consecutive uninhaled mistakes, including its fifth double fault. Sabalenka hit a scary back below the line and a 112MPH body served to consolidate rest to 5-3.
Animova, serving to stay in the match, lost 4/6 first serves still held for 30forcing Sabalenka to serve. World #1 Faced with 0-30, then break the point when she scored an upper blow and the service fell with a smoked background.
In a nanosekond, a switch crashed. American, relying on the support of the partisan crowd, opened eleven with a monster to serve to 30 to lead 6-5.
Sabalenka, with her back on the wall, hit two successive winners, including a wide ace, and held easily 15 to force the circuit breaker. It seemed promising to the American as she opened with an ace, but while the uninformed mistakes, including her seventh double fault, continued to gather, she traced 1-5. Sabalenka arrived 6-1 with an extraordinary winner inside-out and provided the switch 7-3 And the trophy when the backwardness of Animova went wide.
It was a title match with heavy octane weight between two worthy opponents. Sabalenka, given her experience in Grand Slam finals, addressed her case and emotions better than her opponent. Sabalenka is the first woman to successfully protect we Open Title since Serena Williams (2012-2014).
Now with four Grand Slam titles (all in the hardcourt) in her resume, she will surely look at Roland Garros’s red clay as her other challenge. Agonizingly Close this spring (l. Gauff), next year in the clashes she will use.
Today, in Arthur Ase Stadium with a roof closed, it ended with an ace, two double mistakes and won 60% of the first and, most importantly, 62% of second service points. She saved 3/7 Fracture points during conversion 5/6. While her opponent hit the most winners (22/13) It also donated almost twice the uninhabited errors (29/15).
Sabalenka really played within himself and the lines. She intermittently phoned the aggression as she dictated the game and subjugated her opponent. It was the first class tennis from the first in the classroom.
