Before the 2025 season, Aryna Sabalenka had twice reached the Wimbledon semi -finals, but never won. This year, the world's No. 1 tennis player has not been able to 'break up' when he has just received a defeat against Amanda Anisimova.
The first two sets are quite “peaceful” with the serve games kept firmly. Both players face the break point in the middle of the first set but they can overcome. As a result, each set only loses the gaming game, and all come from double errors. Sabalenka made a double mistake in the set point in the last set game, and Anisimova “paid the ceremony” in the seventh game of Set Hai.
The match really heated up in the penultimate game of Set Hai, when Anisimova saved up to 4 set points, including a situation Sabalenka launched a very beautiful backhand passing shot. The world's No. 1 player then closed the two sets with a good serve game, even breaking the game to open. This was the time when fans began to think about a backward of the Belarus star.
However, Anisimova has shown the bravery in the rest of the match. She immediately reclaimed the break, won another break and then took the 4-1 lead after Sabalenka broke down the easy-to-eat hand-to-eat hand on Baseline. Next, a Winner changed unexpectedly, a few phases on the bold net and a ball touching the score to help the world's No. 12 player straight to the score of 5-2.
However, when entering the game to end the match, Anisimova faced the intense protest from Sabalenka. The world's No. 1 player attacks strongly and almost no mistakes in the tense Rally series. However, that excitement did not last too long when the No. 1 seed was beaten repeatedly and faced three match points in the game later.
This time, Anisimova did not miss the opportunity. She ended the match with a assertive Winner. The final score is 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 after 2 hours 37 minutes.
Anisimova's last opponent is Iga Swiatek. In the semi-final 2, the Polish player defeated Belinda Bennic easily with a score of 6-2, 6-0.
