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Sabalenka Beats Leylah Fernandez in High-Quality US Open Round 3 Clash
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka showcased her resilience and firepower to overcome Leylah Fernandez 6–3, 7–6(2) in a tightly contested clash. The Belarusian absorbed early pressure before asserting her authority in the first set and then showed composure in a tense second-set tie-break to close the US Open match in straight sets. Set 1 –…
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Jasmine Paolini Crashes Out of US Open After Costly Miss Against Vondrousova
Jasmine Paolini’s US Open 2025 campaign ended with heartbreak as she fell to Marketa Vondrousova in straight sets. What could have been another breakthrough night for the Italian turned into a bitter lesson in missed opportunities. One forehand volley — easier to make than to miss — slipped away at the most crucial moment, and…
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US Open: Elena Rybakina in God Mode Sweeps Aside Emma Raducanu for Last-16 Spot
Elena Rybakina produced a ruthless performance at the US Open, dismantling Emma Raducanu 6-1, 6-2 in a highly anticipated third-round clash that turned into a one-sided lesson in power tennis. The Kazakh star, who owns a Wimbledon title and has often been viewed as a dangerous but inconsistent presence on tour, showed her highest level…
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Iga Swiatek and Amanda Anisimova Advance as Quarter Intensifies After Round 2
The second round in the US Open 2025 quarter of Iga Swiatek and Amanda Anisimova delivered dominant performances, tricky battles, and a setup for blockbuster clashes in Round 3. Both top names held firm, while several contenders booked their places with statement wins. Swiatek Tested but Moves On World No. 3 Iga Swiatek was made…
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Coco Gauff and Naomi Osaka Lead Their Quarter in Round 2 Action
The second round of play in Coco Gauff’s quarter delivered a mix of thrilling three-set battles, injury setbacks, and commanding wins from the two marquee stars. Fans witnessed high-quality tennis, with both veterans and newcomers showcasing grit and resilience. Gauff and Osaka Show Their Power Coco Gauff once again rose to the occasion, defeating Donna…
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Is Karolina Muchova A Title Contender? Czech Survives Sorana Cirstea In Three-Set Thriller To Reach US Open Third Round
Karolina Muchova battled past Romania’s Sorana Cirstea in a gripping second-round clash at the 2025 US Open, eventually prevailing 7–6(7-0), 6–7(3-7), 6–4. Both players traded momentum throughout, combining fearless baseline hitting with extended rallies that thrilled the New York crowd. For Muchova, the win marked a test of fitness, nerve and resilience; for Cirstea, it…
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Suzan Lamens pushes Iga Swiatek to the brink before Pole seals Third Round US Open spot
World No. 2 Iga Swiatek was pushed to the brink by Dutch challenger Suzan Lamens, who produced the match of her career in Round 2 of the 2025 US Open. The 24-year-old from the Netherlands, steadily improving on the WTA Tour, came within touching distance of the tournament’s biggest upset, stealing the second set and…
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Jasmine Paolini powers past 17-year-old Jovic to reach US Open third round
World No. 8 Jasmine Paolini continued her strong US Open campaign with a 6–3, 6–2 victory over 17-year-old Iva Jovic in the second round (Round of 64). Playing her first main-draw US Open, Jovic impressed the New York crowd with flashes of fearless hitting and her ability to stay composed under pressure, even finding her…
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Australia’s qualifier Priscilla Hon rallies past Samsonova in three-set thriller at the US Open
Qualifier Priscilla Hon, the lone survivor from the qualifying rounds in the women’s draw, continued her dream run at the US Open with a statement victory in the Round of 64. Facing No. 20 seed Liudmila Samsonova, the Australian showcased grit and composure across nearly two hours of play, overturning an early deficit to claim…
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Elena Rybakina rallies past Valentova to reach US Open third round and Raducanu clash
In Round 2 of the US Open, Elena Rybakina and Tereza Valentova battled not only for a place in the last 32 but also for the chance to face Emma Raducanu in the next round. What unfolded was a gripping contest of power and resilience, with Rybakina showcasing her top-10 pedigree to come through in…
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US Open 2025: Pegula’s Quarter Opens with a Sense of Order
Jessica Pegula in Control American No. 1 Jessica Pegula made a smooth start to her home Slam, defeating Egypt’s Mayar Sherif 6-0, 6-4. Pegula dominated the opening set with precision and consistency before withstanding a stronger push from Sherif in the second. The straight-sets win was exactly the composed opening performance expected from one of…
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US Open 2025: Sabalenka’s Quarter Opens with Upsets and Breakthroughs
Aryna Sabalenka Sets the Tone World No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka opened her US Open 2025 campaign in commanding style, defeating Switzerland’s Rebeka Masarova 7-5, 6-1. After being tested in the first set, the Belarusian found her rhythm to dominate the second, laying down an early marker for her title ambitions. Spain’s Nuria Párrizas Díaz was…
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Shnaider Makes It 5-for-5 With 2025 Monterrey Title Win Over Alexandrova
The 2025 Monterrey final was shaped by two contrasting journeys Ekaterina Alexandrova and Diana Shnaider battled through the draw to earn their spots in Sunday’s title clash. Second seed Alexandrova advanced with authority, playing clean, efficient tennis throughout the week. She opened with a straight-sets win over Ajla Tomljanovic, edged past Linda Noskova in a…
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Sorana Cirstea Shines in Cleveland 2025: All-Smiles Champion Lifts Trophy at the Expense of Ann Li
Romania’s Sorana Cirstea capped her Cleveland campaign in style, defeating American Ann Li to lift the 2025 Tennis in the Land trophy. Cirstea Makes Her Intentions Clear With Commanding First Set Backed by her trademark forehand and aggressive baseline rhythm, Cirstea looked every bit the seasoned competitor who first turned professional in 2006. With two…
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2025 Cincinnati Champion Swiatek ‘Shocked’ by Her Level on Fast Courts After Paolini Win
A Final with Fire: Swiatek and Paolini Double the Heat in Cincinnati All signs pointed to another chapter in Iga Swiatek’s hard-court dominance as she walked onto P&G Center Court for the 2025 Cincinnati Open final. With a 6–0 head-to-head record and not a single set dropped to Jasmine Paolini, the odds—and history—favored the Polish…
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Money Time in Cincinnati 2025: Paolini’s Experience Edges In-Form Veronika Kudermetova in SF2
The second semifinal in Cincinnati brought together two players on sharply rising trajectories: Italy’s Jasmine Paolini, fresh from her breakthrough Grand Slam final earlier in the season, and Russia’s Veronika Kudermetova, the newly crowned Wimbledon doubles champion with Elise Mertens and brimming with singles confidence. Their clash promised a fascinating contrast — Paolini’s intelligent, all-court…
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Cincinnati Open SF1 2025 – Iga Swiatek Stuns Rybakina with Set Steal and Comeback Brilliance
It was semi-final one at the 2025 Cincinnati Open—a marquee clash between Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina that lived up to the billing. What started as Rybakina’s set to win quickly turned into another showcase of Swiatek’s mental steel and shot-making under fire throughout the game. Iga Swiatek Saves Set, Then Steals It from Rybakina…
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Only American Cincinnati Quarter-Finalist Left Could Not Keep American Hopes Alive: Gauff Crashes Out, Paolini Wins Third In A Row
Two Top-10 Stars Clash Again Coco Gauff and Jasmine Paolini were on a collision course once more, this time in the quarterfinals of the Cincinnati Open 2025. The head-to-head stood dead even at 2-2, but it was the Italian who held the momentum, having won their last two meetings in straight sets—including the Rome final…
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No Defense, No Firepower: Sabalenka Outgunned by Rybakina in Cincinnati
Serve Dominance Sparks Breakthrough Elena Rybakina delivered a clinic in hard-hitting tennis, dismantling defending champion and World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka 6–1, 6–4 in front of a captivated Cincinnati crowd. The Kazakh’s serve was nothing short of lethal—she smashed 11 aces, defended all her service games, and saved every one of Sabalenka’s four break-point opportunities. Her powerful…
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Iga Swiatek Ends Anna Kalinskaya’s Impressive Cincinnati Run with Commanding Win
Swiatek v Kalinskaya in High-Stakes Cincinnati Rematch World No.3 Iga Swiatek stepped onto the Cincinnati hard courts looking to settle a score with Anna Kalinskaya, the only player in their rivalry to claim victory. Their second career meeting came one year and a few months after Kalinskaya stunned Swiatek in straight sets at the 2024…
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Varvara Gracheva’s Grit Ignites First WTA 1000 Quarter-final in Cincinnati
From a Rocky Start to a Resilient Rally Varvara Gracheva stumbled out of the gates—21 unforced errors in the opening set—but she rebounded with renewed focus and a back-to-basics strategy. Her decisive break of Ella Seidel’s serve in the second set signaled a shift in momentum. Gracheva sharpened her shot selection, reduced errors, and capitalized…
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Coco Gauff Blazes into Cincinnati Open Quarters with Confident Straight-Sets Win
Gauff Dominates to Earn Cincinnati Quarterfinal Berth Coco Gauff advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2025 Cincinnati Open by dispatching Lucia Bronzetti in straight sets, 6–2, 6–4. Her commanding performance extended a perfect 2–0 head-to-head record against the Italian star. Gauff will now face seventh seed Jasmine Paolini in the next round. Gauff Sets the…
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US Open Expectations Shattered: Rybakina’s Shift in Momentum Turns Keys’ Cincinnati Run Upside Down
Rybakina’s Early Dominance Fades as Keys Finds Her Path Madison Keys stumbled out of the gate with uncharacteristic errors, allowing Elena Rybakina to race ahead 4-1 seemingly effortlessly. The Kazakh’s early rhythm forced Keys’ returns either long or into the net. But a sudden rebreak pulled the score back to 4-4, and in a blink,…
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Pegula’s Cincinnati Struggles Deepen as Linette Ends Streak in Rain-Interrupted Battle
Magda Linette Turns the Tables After Overnight Delay Jessica Pegula’s Cincinnati Open defense ended abruptly as Magda Linette came from behind to score a 7-6(5), 3-6, 6-3 upset in a match split over two days due to heavy rain. Pegula, who lost only two matches during last year’s North American swing and captured a WTA…
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Vukov’s Return Fires Up Rybakina in Midnight Cincinnati Comeback over Mertens
Mertens Strikes First with Composed Opening Set Under the late-night lights of Cincinnati, Elise Mertens and Elena Rybakina fought out a gripping battle that stretched past midnight. The lower tiers of Center Court were buzzing, as both players hunted a coveted spot in the Round of 16 — and a showdown with Madison Keys. World…
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Smiles at the Net Said It All: Sabalenka Edges Cincinnati Thriller, Raducanu Signals US Open Contender Status
Aryna Sabalenka dug deep to keep her Cincinnati Open title defense alive, surviving a three-hour, 12-minute battle against a fearless Emma Raducanu. The World No.1 edged the Brit 7-6(3), 4-6, 7-6(5) in what has already been dubbed the match of the tournament, booking a Round of 16 clash with Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro. First-set comeback…
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Pegula powers past Birrell, Navarro stunned in Cincinnati opener
Pegula’s precision serve sets the tone Jessica Pegula made a statement start at the Cincinnati Open, cruising past Australia’s Kimberly Birrell 6-4, 6-3 to reach the Round of 32. The No.4 seed—runner-up here in 2024—delivered a rock-solid service performance, winning 69% of points behind her delivery and breaking Birrell three times in just over an…
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Cincinnati Shock: Teen Star Iva Jovic (17, USA) Achieves Career-Best Win Against Linda Noskova
A Hot and Unlikely Stage for a Big WTA Clash With the sound of a hyped-up announcer in the background, the cheers of spectators from another court, and the sun in Cincinnati blazing straight onto the faces of a handful of fans exiled to Court No. 9, this looked like the hellhole of WTA tennis.…
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Maria Sakkari’s Top-10 Comeback Hopes Rise — Then Collapse in Dramatic Cincinnati Showdown
From early struggles to renewed momentum Maria Sakkari’s 2025 season began with frustration, heavy pressure, and a steep rankings drop, but the Greek star is finally finding her rhythm again. After a gritty 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 win over Kamilla Rakhimova in the Cincinnati Open first round, Sakkari has now won four of her last six…
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Victoria Mboko’s Montreal Miracle: Teen Sensation Stuns Osaka for Canadian Open Crown
Home Crowd Roars as Local Star Rallies Past Four-Time Major Champion Eighteen-year-old Victoria Mboko delivered a career-defining performance in Montreal, storming back from a set down to shock former World No.1 Naomi Osaka and capture the Canadian Open title. In front of an electric home crowd, the world No.85 triumphed 2-6, 6-4, 6-1, sealing a…