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Coming forward more often, mixing in drop shots and trusting her touch, Aryna Sabalenka's game is evolving beyond brute force -- and the results are starting to show on clay.
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FirstSportz on MSNAryna Sabalenka assesses the biggest learnings she has had in 2025 despite losing a handful of finalsAryna Sabalenka is currently the best player in the world. The Belarusian star has displayed remarkable consistency over the ...
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka will have to wait until Saturday to get her Porsche Tennis Grand Prix campaign underway. She ...
Aryna Sabalenka also touched upon the importance of this triumph as it came after her two tough losses in Melbourne and Indian Wells. The World No. 1 lost to Madison Keys and Mirra Andreeva at the ...
March has been a tough month for people who make tennis predictions.
Getty Aryna Sabalenka won the Australian Open in 2023 and then defended her title in 2024. The two-time champion spoke about the controversial ban on Russian and Belarusian flags in Melbourne.
World number one Aryna Sabalenka powered her way to the Miami ... whose bid for a third straight Australian Open title was thwarted in the Melbourne final by Madison Keys earlier this year.
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Tennis World USA on MSNIga Swiatek reflects on the anti-doping system: 'Too much pressure'Her results in 2025 have not lived up to expectations so far, considering that she reached the semifinals in Melbourne Park, ...
Coming forward more often, mixing in drop shots and trusting her touch, Aryna Sabalenka's game is evolving beyond brute force ...
January 12 after she won the first round match against Sloanne Stephens in Melbourne. The fans in attendance decided to join in with Sabalenka in an incredible moment. Aryna Sabalenka faced an ...
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