#sabalenkas

[realpersonfacts]

16 and 21 🤭

16. What's one thing you'd change about the tennis season or tennis in general?

there are so many things that should be changed about tennis but i will choose cutting down on the number of tournaments after the us open. there are too many the players are tired i am tired. in particular i would get rid of the 1000 events that happen after USO especially since so many of the 1000s are being extended to 12-day tournaments it's just exhausting i guess we can keep a couple of smaller tournaments to preserve the indoor hc swing but yeah end the season sooner. idk if this is the best way to fix the problem of the season being too long but it's what i personally would cut 🤷‍♂️

21. Who is a player you irrationally dislike?

let's GOOOOOO. hurkacz nadal KORDA shelton navarro humbert cirstea bublik karatsev wawrinka stearns boulter tsitsipas draper wolf and i could probably go on

[allstreamnews]

Sabalenka's Wuhan winning streak reaches 19 matches, Pegula also advances

Associated Press WUHAN, China (AP) — U.S. Open champion Aryna Sabalenka’s winning streak at the Wuhan Open rolled on to 19 matches when she beat Liudmila Samsonova 6-3, 6-2 Thursday to advance to the quarterfinals of the WTA 1000-level tournament. Top-ranked Sabalenka’s streak includes winning titles at Wuhan in 2018, 2019 and 2024. Earlier, Jessica Pegula recovered from an early service break…

[bartauknews]

With Sabalenka’s Greek getaway over, her Wuhan fortress awaits

Clutching her racquet bag, Aryna Sabalenka posed coyly in a grove of pine trees with the caption “Work life balance” punctuated with a smiling emoji. The rest of the recent Instagram post followed that theme: Sabalenka unwinding by the Mediterranean Sea in off-court mode, her team in the gym and sweeping scenic shots from a Greek resort. After winning her second straight title at the US Open last…

[lajinahossain]

Sabalenka’s US Open triumph shows lessons have been learned | US Open Tennis 2025

Aryna Sabalenka thought she had everything figured out. She believed she had done all the work necessary, harnessing successfully her once uncontrollable power into consistent excellence. After overcoming so many hurdles en route to becoming the best player in the world, she felt ready for anything. Sabalenka was convinced she could handle any challenge that came her way. It was not until her…

Sabalenka’s US Open triumph shows lessons have been learned | US Open Tennis 2025

[swiateks]

you tussling with those 2 users:

three degrees and all for this 😭

[swiateks]

4, 9 and 14 for the EOY asks:)

4. Movie of the year?

i'm still deciding between spider-man: across the spider-verse and may december, only because i saw the latter just last week and i need to let it stew before i can definitively say it's my movie of the year

9. Best month for you this year?

i've answered this - february because of my london trip!

14. Favorite book you read this year?

i really enjoyed kate manne's down girl

[swiateks]

6, 7, 19 for the ask game !

6. do you have any tennis-related pet peeves?

i really hate tennis crowds singing and chanting incessantly (french people i'm looking at you)

7. in a sentence, how would you summarise your experience as a tennis fan re: this year's season?

it went from being a good distraction to a genuine pleasure despite how much it drives me insane

19. what are you looking forward to in next year's season?

rafaaaaa (but it's so bittersweet too), naomi's return and how it affects the wta big 3 narrative, the olympics, the next andrey-djokovic match, and me potentially going to wimbledon!!