French Open 2025: Aryana Sabalenka ends the winner of Ega Swetech, first reaches the Lolland Garos finals. Tennis news

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Belarus winners Aryana Sabalenka, Right, and IGA Swiytech Hug of Poland hugged French Tennis Open (AP Photo) after a semi -final match

New Delhi: In a remarkable semi-final match at the French Open, World No. 1, Aryana Sabalenka, on Thursday, stopped IGA Swiatech’s winning streak of 26 matches in Rolland Garos with a win of 7-6 (1), 4-6, 6-0 on Thursday.The victory not only prevented Swetek from getting a historic fourth consecutive French open title in the professional era, but also deployed Sabalenka for his fourth major championship, possibly his first on Clay Court.“It seems incredible, but I also understand that the job has not been done yet,” said 27 -year -old Belarusi Sabalenka, who claimed the top WTA rankings from Swetek last October. “He is the most difficult rival, especially on soil, especially in Rolland Garos. I am proud that I was able to win this. It was a difficult match. … but I somehow managed it. ,

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Poland’s IGA Swiatech celebrated as she won the French Tennis Open quarter-final match against Elina Switolina of Ukraine at the Rolland-Giros Stadium in Paris, on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 (AP Photo/Christop Ana)

Sabalenka’s next challenge ranks 361th, against number 2 Coco Goff or French Wild-Card Entry Loz Boison in Saturday’s final. He addressed the crowd: “I am sure you are going to be happy for a person like crazy, and I am not sure I really want to win him.”
The match played under the closed roof of the court Philip-Chaitrier due to rain shows extraordinary tennis from both players. However, the performance of the decisive third set of Sabalenka proved to be decisive, marked by zero unexpected errors compared to twelve of sweatek.For Swiatech, this necklace expands a challenging period since his last French open win 12 months ago. The 24 -year -old Polish player, now fifth, has struggled to reach the final, faced an unpredictable Olympic semi -final, and experienced a month’s ban after a contaminated drug incident.

Aryana Sabalenka of Belarus celebrated as she won the French Tennis Open semi-final match against Poland’s IGA Swiyatech at the Rolland-Giros Stadium in Paris, on Thursday, June 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Sabalenka’s dominance in the women’s tennis is clear, this year a benchmark was not seen since Serena Williams in 2013 with a performance of her six titles match. His powerful sport, traditionally proved to be equally effective on the soil, as a display of faster courts, as displayed by its commanding performance.The dynamics of the match shifted across the first set of Sweetake in the first set before proceeding 4–1. After winning the tiebreaker, Swetec briefly gained momentum in the second set, but the Sabalenka eventually strongly strong with the impressive performance of the power tennis.The atmosphere was particularly supporting sweatek, with 15,000-fierce crowd often “I-GA!” Used to chant Sabalenka responded to this partial support by actively encouraging the engagement of the crowd after her successful points.