Sabalenka on Gauff Loss: French Open 2025 Reaction
- Aryna Sabalenka, despite a recent loss, is setting her sights on Wimbledon.The tennis star has had a prosperous year, reaching seven finals and securing three titles.
- Sabalenka overcame Iga Swiatek in the French Open semi-final.She also defeated Coco Gauff in Madrid.
- "I already have a flight booked to Mykonos," the 27-year-old said.
Aryna Sabalenka, fueled by a tour-leading 40 wins, immediately pivots her attention to Wimbledon after a French Open loss, marking a pivotal shift in her season. The tennis powerhouse, who recently triumphed over Iga Swiatek adn previously faced Coco Gauff in Madrid, is already planning a vacation to recharge before the grass-court season begins. News Directory 3 reports how analysts are already predicting that Sabalenka’s aggressive style could be particularly effective at Wimbledon. Greg Rusedski observes that her powerful game is well-suited for the higher bounces on grass, and her sliced serve could be a significant advantage; with these factors in mind, her preparation and strategy are in full swing. discover what’s next for Sabalenka on the road to the coveted title.
Sabalenka Eyes Wimbledon After French Open Setback
Updated June 07, 2025
Aryna Sabalenka, despite a recent loss, is setting her sights on Wimbledon.The tennis star has had a prosperous year, reaching seven finals and securing three titles. Her 40 wins in 47 matches lead the WTA Tour. Though, major losses, including one in Paris, have been setbacks.
Sabalenka overcame Iga Swiatek in the French Open semi-final.She also defeated Coco Gauff in Madrid. Despite these wins, Gauff has won both of their Grand Slam finals.
Before Wimbledon, Sabalenka plans to take a break. “I already have a flight booked to Mykonos,” the 27-year-old said. “I just need a couple of days to wholly forget about this crazy world [and] being like the tourist.”
Former British number one Greg Rusedski believes Sabalenka is a Wimbledon contender. He analyzed her game for BBC Radio 5 Live.
She will reflect on being more calm in those big moments, not wasting energy on court and dealing with these things. The grass courts are much higher bouncing now, wich suits her game. On top of that, if she manages to get her sliced serve into play then I think she will have no problem whatsoever adjusting to them.
Greg Rusedski, former British number one
What’s next
SabalenkaS powerful game is expected to translate well to Wimbledon’s grass courts. She will focus on adjusting her serve to maximize her advantage on the surface.