Aryna Sabalenka continued her impressive journey at the Australian Open 2025 by cruising past Elina Svitolina 6-2, 6-3 in the semifinals. The world No. 1 will now head to her fourth consecutive Australian Open final, cementing her place as one of the most dominant players in women’s tennis.
Match Results: Sabalenka won in straight sets, 6-2, 6-3, in a match that lasted just under 90 minutes.
Previous Finals: This is Sabalenka’s fourth consecutive Australian Open final after winning two titles and suffering one loss in the previous three years.
Key Stats: Sabalenka hit an impressive 71% first-serve percentage, with 75% of second-serve points won, showcasing her strong serving performance.
DOMINANT ARYNA
Sabalenka’s victory over Svitolina was a powerful display of her consistency and resilience at major tournaments. Sabalenka’s strong serve, combined with her relentless groundstrokes, allowed her to dominate from the start. The match’s result seemed inevitable as she maintained control, even when Svitolina found some of her best form in the second set. Sabalenka’s experience at the highest levels of tennis was evident as she closed out the match with composure.
While the match was a straightforward victory for Sabalenka, it was the culmination of a steady climb over the past few years. Her consistency in making it to this stage of the tournament, year after year, speaks volumes about her mental and physical preparedness. With five major finals in the past year, Sabalenka is not only challenging for her second Grand Slam title but also asserting herself as a major force in women’s tennis.
With her dominant performance, Sabalenka is poised to contend for yet another Grand Slam title. But the Australian Open final remains her toughest test, as she faces the best players from around the world. As she heads into the final, Sabalenka is more than just a title contender—she’s one of the top players in tennis, with a chance to strengthen her legacy.
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