US EditionWimbledon Star Rushes to Help Two Stricken Fans as Match Halted
LONDON, JUL 10 – Aryna Sabalenka assisted spectators suffering from heat-related distress by providing water and ice packs during Wimbledon semi-finals, amid temperatures reaching 31°C, causing match delays.
- Aryna Sabalenka paused her women’s singles semi-final match at Wimbledon on July 10, 2025, in London to assist a fan overcome by heat.
- The event took place amid unprecedented heat for the grass-court tournament, with temperatures climbing to a high of 33 degrees Celsius .
- Sabalenka offered water and an ice pack to the distressed spectator, mirroring similar aid given by Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz in earlier matches.
- During the event, BBC commentator Nick Mullins observed that medical assistance was required for a person in the sun-exposed east stand, prompting stewards to attend to them.
- Extreme heat caused multiple match delays and medical interventions, highlighting challenging conditions for players and fans at the Wimbledon semi-finals.
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·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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