Elena Rybakina, 2022 Wimbledon champion, with 2021 us Open the finalists and the suffocating heat of the US capital and become a place in the finals. Mubadala flag DC Open is one 500– Level joint activities ATP and WTA tour. Rybakina is the third seed, reaching the highest career #3 But since then, it has left the top ten. Current ranking 12The 26-year-old from Kazakhstan is seeking the second final of the season (Strasbourg).
Leylah Fernandez, 22, of Southpaw, from Canada, reached #career top13 exist 2022 And currently ranked #36. On her way to the semifinals, she sent out 2-time 2025 Champion Maya United and World#4 Jessica Pegula, 7-5 In third. With three professional championships, she reached the seventh final and finished her first in this class. This is their third tour meeting, which was allocated twice last season on hard racing.
Rybakina won the competition and was elected to serve. this 3RD Seeds with Forehand Winners Open and Close and Stick 15while Fernandez won two winners and held a love affair.
Rybakina 2-1 Fernandez hit the ace and loves equality. The former Wimbledon champion gave her the first double malfunction, but with two well-played balls, including the Ace Wide, she persisted 30 for 3-2. The young Canadian hit two winners, including her second-place ace, and easily stuck with it 15 Reach the level.
Rybakina 4-3. Fernandez serves with new ball 4/4 Rybakina 3/4 First serve and two consecutive forehand winners hold love 5-4.
Fernandez 40-15 Her third ace, but faced a fifth before reaching five points. Rybakina production 3/4 Serve first and feed on winning lobes and unabolized serves. 6-5.
Fernandez stays in the scene and forces the circuit breaker. Both are easy to hold and play first tennis, and winning a breakthrough point is challenging. Manufactured in Nanzha 5/5 First of all, and easy 15 Reach six. Rybakina 7-2.
Fernandez 15 Consolidate the rest. world#36 Hit three winners, four mistakes, and face two winning points and a breakthrough point, but still 1-2 When Rybakina returns a wide range.
world#12 Donated another double failure, facing a breakpoint and static, but there are two ACEs 3-1. Fernandez faces a triple breakout point but takes over the ace, a wonderful forehand.
Rybakina 4-2. Fernandez did it 4/6 First serve, including the ace, and keep 30 for 3-4.
Rybakina had only two games in the final, with a double breakdown, facing three Deuces and two breakout points, but was hit behind five winners, including three other ACEs. Fernandez stayed in the game with two points but managed to hold the win forehand swing and the opponent’s mistake. Rybakina serves for this game. She opened with a double fault and threw the serve after three forehand errors despite hitting her T-shirt.
Five levels, Fernandez is more pumping than usual. Although she missed it 4/5 First of all, she can easily stick to it 15 With a spectacular forehand inside out. It was Rybakina’s turn to raise the level and force a tiebreaker. She leads 40-15 The ace lifted the tee and won the game along the line with a wonderful forehand.
Fernandez competes quickly 5-0 When Rybakina plays temporarily, the lead is the lead. When she had three consecutive winners, including two aces 3-5the unfortunate double mistake made her pay.
Former World#3 Melt in the hot summer sun. The urgency she showed for a group of half people made her abandon. Fernandez makes full use of DC In her corner, the crowd firmly left a mark among the decider.
Rybakina 15 Fernandez is in balance with her sixth ace. Rybakina 2-1while Fernandez hit two other A’s and held 30 for 2-2.
Rybakina 30 for 3-2 Fernandez hits her ninth king 15 equal. Rybakina 30 Fernandez was unfortunate after his misfortune.
The Montreal native donated three mistakes, faced Dis but held with two winners, including her 10th place ace. Although there was neither grunge nor shouting words of encouragement, the increasing pressure was deafening. In Game 9, Rybakina was shaking. Although she encountered two more aces, she made four unforced mistakes, faced two deuce points, and then held on 5-4 Played well twice in a row.
Fernandez 3/4 First, I played the statement of love! Rybakina is getting flatter and frustrated and missed 4/6 First, hold it 30 for 6-5. The Canadian stayed in the game again and forced the circuit breaker.
The 22-year-old advanced to the occasion and hit three winners, including six champions and six champions. The first 7 with a two-point advantage will play for the trophy on Sunday.
At first it seemed like the straightforward victory of the third seed. Fernandez attended 4-0 Leader, although Rybakina claws return 3-5Canadians will not be denied. this 2021 us Open the finalists to extract two additional forehand errors, the last one to protect the circuit breaker, set and match!
back 3 ΒΌ hour, Leylah Fernandez entered her seventh professional final, 500 grade. Canadians are unstable and eye-catching 12 aces 3 Double failure and victory 72First and impressive % 66The percentage of the second starting point. She saved it 4/5 Break point during conversion 1/6. Although she was unable to join Kazak’s first serve, she won a great 54The percentage of the second round return point.
Waiting for the final is Anna Kalinskaya. Current ranking#48the 26-year-old Russian reached the highest career11 Last season. Although she has not won the Tour title yet, she is 2024,include WTA 1000 Events held in Dubai.
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