No.1 Subalenca crossed the Sigmund to reach the semifinals of 104

London (AP)-Ariana Sabalenka followed a set of Sabalenka, then on Tuesday, the 104th ranked Laura Signund 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, Wimbledon was in third place before occupying the last three games to reach the semifinals.

Subalenka, the first number since last October, never in the All -England Club, the only Grand Slam tournament where it was. He won the Australian Open twice and the US Open, and was runner -up this year’s Australian Open (losing to Madison Keys) and the French Open (losing to Coco Ghaf).

The 27 -year -old Belarusian lost to the semifinals in the Wimbledon in 2021 and 2023.

Thursday, he got the third chance in that round. Sabalenka will meet with the seed Amanda Anisimova or the 5th Ranned Anastasia Pavlechhenkova, while the electronic line-coling system was shut down when he was accidentally closed during the center’s court match.

Until Tuesday, Sabalenka did not put a set during the Grass-Court Major trip-but he did not face any opponent whose style was as obsolete as 37 years old Sigmund.

German, who last week no. Removed the key keys, he was the oldest and the lowest rank of any woman in the quarterfinals, as well as the lowest title (two) of the career.

He reached Wimbledon with a 2-5 career record and brought 4-9 on tour in 2025.

However, the depth, speed, angle and spin of his shots can disappoint any opponent repeatedly and dull the strength that Sabalenka brings in the court. And, don’t make anything wrong: Sabalenka was disappointed, especially in the final set.

As soon as he mounted his mistakes, he would look at his box with a quizable expression and raise his hand. After missing a forehand from a short ball, he kneel on the grass near the net.

After breaking the sixth time in the last set, after falling back on the last set 3-0, Sabalenka returned to the right to open his match-end run. In the next game, finally he is two lonely of his match, a 103 mile per hour, the other is 116 miles per hour.

When Sabalenka made a volley winner to break up and finish things again after about three hours, he closed his eyes, spread his arm widely and gave up a big scream.