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London – As if Aryana Sabalenka’s loss in the Wimbledon Semifinal on Thursday remembered his loss in the French Open Final – and the consequences – a month ago – he made it quite clear now.
“Are you waiting for anything? You’re not going to see any ‘Rolend-Garros Press Conference’,” Amanda Anisimova 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 After arriving with journalists with journalists arrives for the session number 1, the number 1 of the number 1 can say, “You can now wait,” You are now waiting, “You are now waiting, you are now waiting. “You can wait now,
It was distributed as a punch line, completely knowing that the three-time Grand Slam champion was widely criticized for his words after losing a three -et trophy with the Paris trophy after a three -et loss to Coco Ghoff.
A lot of online Venom was guided by Sabalenka.
So much, Sabalenka first apologized to Ghaf, then the All England Club, just before the competition began, Tikatok and Instagram videos were posted together and offered a public Mia Kulpa before patching two patchs.
“I don’t want to face this hatred again,” said Sabalenka on Thursday. “We are all human.
After Praising Anisimova – an American 13th seed who will play in his first major final against IGA Sweetch on Saturday – Sabalenka talks about the feelings he felt after giving a push as “better player”.
“The first moment (ho) is always the worst, because whenever you compete in that tournament and you have reached the last stage, you think you are coming closer to your dreams,” this 2 27 -year -old young man of Belarus said. “Then you will lose the match, and you feel like, ‘Okay, that’s the end'”
Sabalenka was hoping to be the first woman in a decade US won the Open Last year, then finished as runner-up Australian open And open the French in 2025.
He was trying to go to his first title match in Wimbledon.
So accustomed to giving opposition to the opposition, Sabalenka rushed to someone who hit the big ball like him.
“He was even more courageous today,” said Sabalenka. “Perhaps when I was just trying to be at the point he was going for everyone. He was playing more aggressively.”
There were some more things about Anisimova that Sabalenka acknowledged that it was annoying.
For example, during an exchange, Anisimova lets a point to shout before the end and Sabalenka thought it was a premature celebration.
“I was, I wanted to say, ‘That’s a little early.’ Then he says, “Oh, he always does this,” said Sabalenka. “I am grateful that he actually said it,” because it helped to fight further.
Asked about this moment, Anisimova said: “I was not celebrating. It was just a long surprise, I guess I didn’t really know what the deal was there, the truth is because I didn’t think it was interfering. But I tried not to do it again.”
During another topic, the ball benefited from the tricking over the tape of the Anisimova mesh and “sorry, sorry” instead of the general, the gesture players often seem to be used to raise their hands when it happens.
“I was, ‘you don’t want to say sorry?’ He simply wanted, in my opinion, badly to win this match, “said Sabalenka. “If she doesn’t feel sorry – she has just got this matter and she doesn’t seem sorry for that complex situation? – It’s up to her.”
What comes for Sabalenka?
“I never gave up,” he said, “and I would definitely be stronger.”
