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Conclusions from Wimbledon 2025 with Sinner as champion. Photo: gettyimages

The 10 conclusions from Wimbledon 2025

We review the most important events that have taken place in Wimbledon 2025 and how they can be interpreted in terms of short and medium-term influence.

Anisimova: "Many people told me I would never return to the Top". Photo: Getty

Anisimova: "Many people told me I would never come back to the Top"

The American player redeems herself after taking some time away from tennis to preserve her mental health.

Aryna Sabalenka eliminated at Wimbledon 2025. Source: Getty

Sabalenka: "I should have been braver, at times I forgot I am the No. 1"

Much calmer than in Paris, the Belarusian offered a press conference full of self-criticism and pride for the consistency shown this season.

A new Anisimova, on the brink of making history. Photo: Gettyimages

A new Anisimova, and one step away from making history

The American tennis player makes fewer mistakes than the number one, who never quite found her tennis at Wimbledon, and reaches her first Grand Slam final. 

Sabalenka: "I would have lost this match if I hadn't learned the lesson at Roland Garros." Photo: Getty Images.

Sabalenka: "I would have lost this match if I hadn't learned the lesson at Roland Garros"

The world number one, who struggled to come back against Siegemund, stated that she has "no idea how I managed to contain myself and be emotionally so prepared and focused".
 

Sabalenka applies her survival manual and unravels Siegemund's trick. Photo: Gettyimages

Sabalenka applies her survival manual and unravels Siegemund's trick

The number one player was pushed to the limit by the unique playing style of the German, who unsettled her from the first point, but she managed to hold on and secure a spot in the Wimbledon semifinals.