“Boys, take the passage”: Sabalenka’s incredible reaction after his bad start in Wimbledon

The Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka (1st) This Tuesday, when it didn’t happen well and needed practically three hours to defeat 4-6, 6-2 and 6-4 to the German Laura Siegemund (105th) in the quarterfinals of Wimbledon.

After dispatching in sets to the Canadian Carson Branstine (194th), the Czech Marie Bouzkova (48th), the local Emma Raducanu (40th) and the Belgian Elise Mertens (23rd), the one born in Minsk, 27, suffered more than the account the lawsuit versus the revelation of the current edition, 37 and green Madison Keys (6th) and Argentina Solana Sierra (101st), among others, who broke the service five times at the Central Stadium of the All England Club.

“It is not an annoying tennis, it is an intelligent tennis. He is making everyone work to beat him. Upon entering the match against her you know you have to strive for each point. It doesn’t matter if you get strong or stuck strong. You have to work. You have to run. I tried to concentrate on myself and make sure not to give that energy. I didn’t want me to see that it bothered me. Although he did a little in some moments, “the owner of 20 titles in the circuit was sincere, three for 2025, at the foot of the court.

Along the same lines, the Anton Dubrov pupil, who got on the 12th time among the four best in a Grand Slam tournament, third on the London grass, generated the laughter when revealing his sensations when he met against the ropes: “It was a true task. I need some time to cool and recover. She pushed me too much. After the first set I was looking at me Box And I thought ´chicos, take out the passages. I think we are about to leave this beautiful city ‘“

In search of her first definition in the English capital, the world ranking leader will face the American Amanda Anisimova (12th), which surpassed the Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (50th) and only left two sets on the road so far.

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