Aryna Sabalenka has been the number 1 player in the world all year round and on Saturday she finally finished in that place in a major championship from 2025.
After this year he fails in two Grand Slam -Final and a large semi -final, Sabalenka broke through on the US Open 2025 to celebrate her fourth Grand Slam Singles title and first of the year.
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The 27-year-old defeated American Amanda Anisimova 6-3, 7-6 (3) to become the first ladies’ snacker who repeats as US Open Champion since Serena Williams more than ten years ago, in 2014.
Let’s view the past three weeks of non -stop promotion with a Assist from UTR Sports Insights.
By the figures: 2025 US Open Women’s Singles Championship and Draw
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The number of large titles that Sabalenka now has, all of which have come to hard courts: 2023 and 2024 Australian Open and the 2024 and 2025 US Open.
“In this final I went to myself that I am going to control my emotions. I am not going to let them take control of me and I don’t care what is going on in the game. If she breaks me back or if she is incredible tennis,” Sabalenka said. “My way of thinking was just going outside, fighting for every point. Don’t get out of the situation. Just focus on myself and concentrate on things that I have to do to win the game. I think of what I understand today, that the lesson has learned and I really hope it will never happen if I will play a different finals, that I will be more in control.”
56
With seven more victories at the US Open 2025, Sabalenka now leads the WTA with 56 wins at Tour level in 2025.
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The opportunities that UTR Sport Insight Sabalenka gave winning the US Open 2025. To do this, Sabalenka was confronted with a tough road, including a semi-final of three set against the American Jessica Pegula, who also lost to Sabalenka in last year’s US Open-Final.
11.78
The UTR rating of Aussie Qualification match Priscilla Hon when she produced the biggest upset of the ladies’ snags of Utr-Rating when she defeated Liudmila Samsonova (12.52), 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
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Successive major finals that Anismova made but also lost. The 24-year-old is now on a new career high of No. 4, and she is one of the four American women in the top 7, including Coco Gauff (3), Pegula (6) and 2025 Australian Open Champion Madison Keys (7).
“It was of course a great atmosphere, and I tried to enjoy the atmosphere as much as possible. Especially in the second set when I came back, they really started to support me, and I think that was really useful to try in the game,” said Anismova.
“I was really motivated and I really wanted to give myself the best shot in the final. I don’t know. I don’t know. It is clearly very special to come, but it would have been a dream that came out to make it all the way, but yes, of course I am motivated, and I hope I can continue to work hard to be more opportunities.”
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