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2025 Sao Paulo Open WTA Results Including Qualifiers & Detailed Stats From Quarterfinals to Final
Sao Paulo Open 2025 Preview After a 25-year wait, top-tier women’s tennis is back in São Paulo! The city welcomes the Sao Paulo Open, a brand-new stop on the WTA Tour, returning in 2025 as a WTA 250 event. Played on fast outdoor hard courts, the tournament will feature a 32-player singles draw, all fighting…
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Double Breakthrough in São Paulo: Tjen and Rakotomanga Rajaonah Soar into First WTA 250 Final
This week’s Sao Paulo Open has delivered not just drama, but two career-changing breakthroughs. Janice Tjen and Tiantsoa Rakotomanga Rajaonah are through to their first-ever WTA 250 final—and both are reaping the rewards on the rankings board. Two Breakout Stars, Two Big Ranking Leaps After her strong US Open run, Tjen had already surged last…
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Guadalajara Open 2025 Set to Crown a Unique WTA 500 Champion: Semifinalists Average Just 20.5 Years Old
The Guadalajara tournament guarantees a fresh storyline, as none of the semifinalists has ever won a WTA 500 title before. With four young and ambitious players battling for their breakthrough, the event is set to deliver a brand-new champion on Sunday. Jacquemot Turns the Tide Against Maria Elsa Jacquemot produced a gritty and determined comeback…
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Mexico’s Zarazua Stuns Haddad Maia as Francesca Jones and Rakotomanga Rajaonah Cruise Through to SP Semifinals
Zarazua Dethrones Top Seed in Gritty Upset Renata Zarazua pulled off the biggest surprise of the quarterfinals, outlasting top seed Beatriz Haddad Maia 7-6(5), 6-3 in a tension-packed battle. The Mexican’s superior second-serve performance and key conversions under pressure—winning 67% of second-serve points and 75% of break points—were the difference-makers. Despite trailing in first-serve points…
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Indonesia’s Janice Tjen Shocks Eala, Storms Into First WTA Semifinal in São Paulo
Janice Tjen delivered the biggest win of her career in São Paulo, toppling third seed Alexandra Eala 6-4, 6-1 in the quarterfinals of the Brazilian WTA 250 event. The 23-year-old Indonesian qualifier, ranked No.130, surged back from 0-3 down in the opening set to claim 12 of the last 14 games and secure a historic…
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Elsa Jacquemot Stuns Mertens as Jiménez Kasintseva, Maria, and Jovic Power into Guadalajara Quarters
Jacquemot Topples Mertens in Three-Set Thriller Elsa Jacquemot pulled off one of the biggest win of her young career in Guadalajara, rallying from a set down to defeat Elise Mertens 4–6, 6–3, 6–4. The 22-year-old Frenchwoman showcased composure beyond her years, flipping the script after a nervy opening set against the top seed in her…
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São Paulo Open 2025 Shake-Up: Eight Nations, One Home Hope Remains in WTA 250 Quarterfinals
Haddad Maia Stands Tall as Brazil’s Lone Survivor Top seed Beatriz Haddad Maia kept Brazilian hopes alive at the São Paulo WTA 250, cruising past fellow countrywoman Laura Pigossi 6–1, 6–4 in a confident display of power and poise topped by an intense matchpoint to be found below these headlines. As the only Brazilian left…
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Alexandra Eala Embraces Brazil: Filipino Star Finds Home‑Away‑from‑Home Atmosphere in São Paulo
Outstanding Support in Brazil Alexandra Eala is staging a compelling run at the São Paulo Open. The 20‑year‑old third seed brushed aside French qualifier Yasmine Mansouri 6‑0, 6‑2, then defeated Argentina’s Julia Riera 6‑1, 6‑4 to reach the quarterfinals — her third WTA quarterfinal of the year. With Brazilian number one Beatriz Haddad Maia still…
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Elena Rybakina Sets Sights on WTA Finals After Mid‑Season Resurgence
Rediscovering Momentum: From Setbacks to Statement Wins Elena Rybakina is finding her fire again. With 44 wins from 61 matches this season, the 26‑year‑old Kazakh has stormed back into the elite conversation following a turbulent 2024. Her gutsy Strasbourg title run—capped by a 6‑1, 6‑7, 6‑1 win over Liudmila Samsonova—signaled not just form, but fierce…
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Madison Keys, Naomi Osaka, and Zheng Qinwen Withdraw from Billie Jean King Cup Finals
The Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen will go ahead without some of women’s tennis’ biggest names, as Madison Keys, Naomi Osaka, and Zheng Qinwen all confirmed their withdrawals. The event runs from September 16–21 at the Shenzhen Bay Sports Centre Arena, with eight nations competing for the title. China will open against defending…
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Andy Roddick: It’s Not If, but When Amanda Anisimova Wins a Grand Slam
The 2025 US Open reached its climax in New York with Aryna Sabalenka sealing her fourth Grand Slam crown in commanding fashion, defeating Amanda Anisimova in straight sets. While the Belarusian cemented her dominance, it was the 23-year-old American who earned plaudits for her remarkable resurgence this summer. On his Quick Served Podcast (YouTube), 2004…
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Cristina Bucsa’s 2025 US Open Breakthrough: Singles Milestone and Doubles Strength
When looking back at the 2025 US Open, the obvious choices for “player of the tournament” might seem clear. Aryna Sabalenka, the champion, naturally stands out. Amanda Anisimova produced a memorable run, while Jessica Pegula pushed Sabalenka harder than anyone else. Marketa Vondrousova also deserves mention for halting the charge of an in-form Elena Rybakina,…
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US Open 2025 Women’s Top 10 Combo Earnings: Singles + Doubles + Mixed
Aryna Sabalenka confirmed her dominance in New York, lifting the 2025 US Open women’s singles trophy and securing the champion’s paycheck. But while Sabalenka’s win was expected, the money story of the tournament stretched far beyond the singles final. For several players, the doubles and mixed doubles draws provided a crucial boost in earnings—with two…
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Wimbledon Champ Vondrousova Blasts Brad Gilbert for Insensitive US Open Injury Take
Marketa Vondrousova’s inspiring run at the US Open ended not with a racquet drop, but with a heartbreaking decision to protect her body. Just hours before her quarterfinal showdown with Aryna Sabalenka, the reigning Wimbledon champion felt her knee flare up during warm-up—and made the only call a responsible athlete can: she withdrew. Sabalenka responded…
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LIVE WTA Rankings Post US Open Final – Sabalenka Reinforces No.1, Anisimova Hits Career High, Osaka Surges Back
The WTA rankings have been updated following the US Open 2025 final, reflecting the tournament’s impact.Updated on September 7, this WTA rankings table provides a live snapshot of the standings — showing exactly where everyone sits now that the US Open tournament is complete. WTA Rank Name (Age-Country) Points Change 1 Aryna Sabalenka (27-BLR) 11225…
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Anisimova Unable to Bring US Open Form to 2025 Final as Sabalenka Defends Title
The Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd anticipated a gripping US Open 2025 women’s final as defending champion Aryna Sabalenka faced rising American Amanda Anisimova. What followed was a clash of nerves, power, and resilience, with momentum swinging wildly before Sabalenka ultimately secured her second straight crown in New York. Butterflies, Break Points, and Shifting Momentum Amanda…
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Sabalenka v Anisimova: Power Clash at the US Open 2025 Final
Two Powerhouses, Two Very Different Roads to US Open Final The 2025 US Open women’s final brings together two headline acts with unfinished business—World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka, the defending champion, and Amanda Anisimova, the American comeback queen. Sabalenka returns to Arthur Ashe Stadium with a point to prove. Despite reaching all three Grand Slam finals…
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Who Earned What at the US Open 2025 – Women’s Singles Prize Money with All Player Names
The US Open 2025 was set to redefine the scale of women’s tennis earnings. Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova split an astonishing $7.5 million between the champion and runner-up positions. With $5 million earmarked for the winner and $2.5 million for the finalist, the stakes went far beyond silverware — their showdown was also a…
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US Open 2025: Women’s Tennis Shines as a Kaleidoscope of Drama Compared to Men’s Predictable Script
The 2025 US Open on the women’s side is nothing short of a masterclass in drama, depth, and diversity of champions. From Aryna Sabalenka’s grit to Amanda Anisimova’s fairy-tale run, this 2025 edition proves once again why women’s tennis continues to thrive as one of the most compelling spectacles in global sport. Sabalenka’s Steel Meets…
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2025 US OPEN Women’s Results (Confirmed & Updated) Including Qualifiers – Detailed Stats From Quarterfinals to Final
Since August 17, the 2025 US Open women’s draw has delivered on its promise of drama — from qualifiers battling through the opening rounds to established stars fighting for a place in the second week. We’ve kept a spotlight on the qualifiers, many of whom injected early surprises and energy into the tournament, proving once…
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Women’s Tennis Rules at the US Open 2025: Another Thriller as Anisimova Overcomes Osaka
Another Grand Slam semifinal, another rollercoaster. Under the bright lights, Naomi Osaka faced Amanda Anisimova in a clash that promised drama and delivered from the very first game. Momentum swung back and forth, with both players flashing brilliance but also showing nerves under pressure. Osaka Overcomes Hawk-Eye Glitch To Take Tie-Break Everything started smoothly for…
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Jessica Pegula Fights Hard but Runs Into Sabalenka’s Serving Wall in US Open Semifinal
With an impressive early crowd on hand, Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York was perfectly set for an intriguing first semifinal — a rematch of the 2024 US Open final.On one side stood Aryna Sabalenka, who enjoyed four extra days of rest after advancing via a walkover in the previous round. On the other side…
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7 Things to Know: Naomi Osaka vs Amanda Anisimova – US Open 2025 Semifinal Two
The nightcap in New York promises fireworks. Naomi Osaka is back in a major semifinal for the first time since her return—and she looks like a four-time Grand Slam champion again. On the other side, Amanda Anisimova is riding the wave of a career-defining run, fresh off taking out the world No.2. Two big hitters,…
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7 Things to Know: Aryna Sabalenka vs Jessica Pegula – US Open 2025 Semifinal
The first women’s semifinal at the 2025 US Open pits the world No.1 against America’s most reliable performer. Aryna Sabalenka is eyeing her third Grand Slam title, while Jessica Pegula is chasing her first-ever major final. It’s a matchup loaded with history, power, and pressure under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium. 📍 Arthur Ashe…
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LIVE WTA Rankings After US Open Quarterfinals – Sabalenka Will Keep No.1, Anisimova Surges Up
The WTA rankings are further shaking up after the quarterfinals of the US Open 2025. Updated on September 3, this WTA rankings table gives you a virtual live snapshot of the standings — where everyone sits right now if play stopped today. Type in the LIVE WTA Rankings search box what you need Examples: Go…
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Naomi Osaka Edges Karolina Muchova in US Open Quarterfinal by Small Margins
Naomi Osaka and Karolina Muchova delivered a high-quality US Open 2025 quarterfinal clash, continuing their growing rivalry. Just last year, Muchova defeated Osaka at the US Open, but in Melbourne earlier this year, the Japanese star turned the tables (1-6, 6-3, 6-3). This time in New York, the stage was set for another battle of…
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Forget Wimbledon: The Real Amanda Anisimova Has Arrived
A Quarterfinal of Pure Quality Amanda Anisimova left all Wimbledon disappointments behind with a breathtaking quarterfinal performance at the US Open. Facing an equally fierce Iga Swiatek, the American produced tennis of the highest order—powerful, relentless, and irresistible. From the first ball, it was clear this wasn’t the same tentative Anisimova who faltered in London.…
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Venus Williams and Leylah Fernandez Doubles Run Ends at US Open in Quarterfinal Loss to Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova
Stunning Run Cut Short by Dominant Favorites Venus Williams and Leylah Fernandez saw their electric US Open doubles campaign come to a halt in the quarterfinals, falling 6-1, 6-2 to the top-ranked team of Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova. The world No. 1s proved too clinical, dominating from the opening serve and neutralizing the North…
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Vondrousova’s US Open Dream Dies: Knee Injury Forces Walkover to Sabalenka
Career‑Resurgent Run Halted at the Brink Marketa Vondrousova was playing some of her best tennis in over a year, powering past Jasmine Paolini and Elena Rybakina to reach the US Open quarterfinals. But disaster struck hours before her scheduled night-session clash against Aryna Sabalenka. A freak knee injury during practice forced the reigning Wimbledon champion…
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Barbora Krejcikova’s Serve Stays in the Hotel as Pegula Powers Into US Open Semi-Final
Pegula Rediscovers Her Spark on Home Soil Jessica Pegula is back where she thinks she belongs — deep into the second week at the US Open. The World No. 4 produced a decent performance on Arthur Ashe Stadium, sweeping past Barbora Krejcikova 6–3, 6–3 to return to the semi-finals in New York for the second year…