The Russian will seek her first Grand Slam title in Paris after an immaculate match where she didn't give the Ukrainian any chance.
The Russian will seek her first Grand Slam title in Paris after an immaculate match where she didn't give the Ukrainian any chance.
The Russian player was exultant and very proud of herself after her surprising victory against Sabalenka at Roland Garros 2026, advancing to the semifinals.
The world No. 1 criticized her behavior on the court after another disappointment: "I have to do something, I'm tired of letting my emotions take over."
The Belarusian suffered a total mental and tennis blackout when she was two games away from winning and ended up capitulating to a great Diana Shnaider.