Powerful play earns the Belarusian a place in final four amid Centre Court drama.
Aryna Sabalenka advanced to the Wimbledon semi-finals today after a grueling three-hour battle on Centre Court against Germany’s Laura Siegemund. Known for her prodigious power, the Belarusian endured a match reminiscent of past eras before asserting dominance with precise groundstrokes.
Sabalenka faced a fierce challenge early on, as Siegemund disrupted her rhythm with clever slice and variety. But Sabalenka’s persistence eventually paid off, securing her place among the final four with a win that showcased both grit and top-tier shot-making.
The match was part of a dramatic day at Wimbledon that also saw Taylor Fritz and Carlos Alcaraz claim semi-final spots, with Fritz overcoming Karen Khachanov and Alcaraz demonstrating his grass-court prowess.
Sabalenka’s next opponent will be a formidable challenger, but she appears in strong shape. Her physical stamina and mental toughness have grown into major assets as she pushes for her first Wimbledon title.
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