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Aryna Sabalenka, key points and predictions for the US Open women's semifinals. Photo: Getty Images

The keys to the women's semifinals of the 2026 US Open: Sabalenka and Rybakina, favorites?

We delve deeply into what to expect from the two women's semifinal matches of the US Open 2026, where Pegula and Gauff will look to surprise Sabalenka and Rybakina.

Gauff rises to greatness in New York: “I am no longer afraid of disappointing the audience.” Source: Getty

Gauff shines in New York: "I am no longer afraid of disappointing the audience"

After another great comeback on the Arthur Ashe court, the words of the American reveal a competitor who is close to her peak performance. She is just two steps away from her second US Open.

Andreeva, after losing to Gauff: "Maybe I should have taken more risks." Source: Getty

Andreeva leaves the US Open empty-handed: "I don't know what I can take from this tournament"

The Russian said goodbye to the US Open in a press conference where she reflected on her performance, reviewed the two match points, and confessed what she could have done better to defeat Gauff.

A comeback that could win a title.

A comeback that could mean a title

Coco Gauff saves two match points against Mirra Andreeva and advances to the semifinals of the US Open after a thrilling battle.

Rybakina, new No. 1 in the world: "It's incredible, but now I only think about the next match." Source: Getty

Rybakina speaks as No. 1: "It has been very stressful, but I managed to find my way"

After doing the work on the court, Elena Rybakina met with the media to express her emotions after securing her rise to number one in the world.

The WTA has a new queen. Source: Getty Images.

The WTA has a new queen

Elena Rybakina has defeated Qinwen Zheng at the US Open to reach the semifinals, allowing her to take the number 1 spot in the world from Aryna Sabalenka

Fear grows with the WTA: on the brink of bankruptcy. Source: Getty Images.

Fear grows with the WTA: on the brink of bankruptcy

In 2026, the organization estimates a loss of 23 million dollars, placing them in a critical situation as they head into next year.