The Ukrainian bid farewell to Wimbledon after falling to Noskova in the semifinals, although she appeared with a speech full of optimism. Proud of her tournament, she highlighted the level of her opponent and assured that she was leaving London strengthened.
The Czech tennis player was superior to the Ukrainian, and will face her compatriot Karolina Muchova this Saturday in what will be her first Grand Slam final at 21 years old.
The Ukrainian player continues to progress as a tennis player and seeing her dominate a surface that had been challenging for her until now, such as grass, marks a turning point. She is two matches away from winning Wimbledon 2026.
Her great breakthrough at Roland Garros has changed Marta Kostyuk's career, there is no doubt about it. With her feet in the Wimbledon quarterfinals, the Ukrainian explains the change in mentality that has led her to make this leap on grass.
The Ukrainian tennis player was very critical of allowing Russian and Belarusian tennis players to continue playing despite all the suffering Ukraine is going through.
