Sabalenka Gracious in Defeat After Lessons From French Open
SINGAPORE, JUL 10 – Sabalenka criticized Anisimova for celebrating a lucky net-tape point without apology during their tennis semifinal match, highlighting sportsmanship expectations in competitive play.
- Aryna Sabalenka was narrowly defeated by Amanda Anisimova 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 in the semifinal match held on July 10 during the 2025 Wimbledon tournament.
- The match featured tension after Anisimova failed to apologize for a winner that clipped the net, which irked Sabalenka during a key third-set game.
- Sabalenka praised Anisimova for playing bravely and admitted the 23-year-old American was the better player in an intense and physical contest.
- Sabalenka explained that whenever she felt on the verge of losing her composure during the match, she reminded herself that giving in to frustration was not an option, demonstrating the growth she has made since her French Open incident.
- Sabalenka plans to put her disappointment at Wimbledon behind her and turn her attention to the North American hardcourt season, while Anisimova prepares for her final showdown against Iga Swiatek.
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