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The surprise element of the #USOpen final was Aryna showing up to play as ‘Savvylenka’. A more conservative, less riskier version, forged from the lessons learned in heartbreaking defeats at this year’s other Grand Slams.

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US Open: Aryna Sabalenka vs Amanda Anisimova final analysis
Rediscovering Grand Slam joy as 'Savvylenka'
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The surprise element of the #USOpen final was Aryna showing up to play as ‘Savvylenka’. A more conservative, less riskier version, forged from the lessons learned in heartbreaking defeats at this year’s other Grand Slams.

Read more here:
tennisinsidenumbers.substack.com/p/us-open25-...
US Open: Aryna Sabalenka vs Amanda Anisimova final analysis
Rediscovering Grand Slam joy as 'Savvylenka'
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In our latest post, we wrote about Elisabetta Cocciaretto's struggles over the last 12 months, the turning point that occurred during the grass court swing and how she defeated Katarzyna Kawa in the #NordeaOpen Bastad final to secure a #wta125 title for the fourth straight season.
WTA 125 Bastad: Elisabetta Cocciaretto vs Katarzyna Kawa final analysis
Following a very tough 12-month period, Cocciaretto secured a WTA 125 title for fourth season in a row
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Our goal for 2025 is to have all finals of Grand Slams, WTA Tour tournaments, WTA 125s and ITF Tour W100s analyzed.
Plus, as many ITF Tour W75 title deciders as we can.

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Hi everyone!
Haven't posted a lot here lately, but remember that we continue very active on our page, posting analyses of the top women's tennis matches every week.

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Sabalenka vs Gauff to decide the #RolandGarros champion.
Last 2 times they met, including the Madrid final a month ago, the outcome was significantly influenced by these key factors:

1. Gauff’s % of returns in play
2. Long rallies
3. “+1” performances

Keep a close eye on them today!
WTA1000 Madrid: Aryna Sabalenka vs Coco Gauff final analysis
Sabalenka's odd title number 3 in Madrid and Gauff's paradoxical forehand performance
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Aryna Sabalenka and Qinwen Zheng meet in the #RolandGarros quarters, just as it happened in Rome.

Zheng won that match due to:
1. Mental comfort from leading the score for first time in rivalry
2. Return position and performance
3. Down the line groundstrokes
WTA1000 Rome: Aryna Sabalenka vs Qinwen Zheng quarter-final analysis
Dissecting Zheng's first career win over Sabalenka
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The Sunshine Double is over. Time to slide into the clay season and to update our pinned post.

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The #MiamiOpen final between Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula was close for the first 10 games.
Then Sabalenka’s forehand came to life and drove the world no.1 to her 8th career WTA 1000 title.

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WTA1000 Miami: Aryna Sabalenka vs Jessica Pegula final analysis
Miami forehand heat
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Detailed analyses of the WTA 1000 Indian Wells semifinals and final are now up!

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Probable that Sabalenka overpowers Andeeva once again but the teenager is improving by the week and her future is certainly looking very bright.
Break point conversion rates in both matches:
- Sabalenka 58%, 7-for-12
- Andreeva: 0%, 0-for-11

The world #1 also accumulated more winners and fewer unforced errors:
- Winners: Sabalenka 41 / Andreeva 33
- UFEs: Sabalenka 33 / Andreeva 44

Will Andreeva do better today?
#TennisParadise
Today will be the ultimate test to Mirra Andreeva’s recent growth. Sabalenka has already beaten her twice on hardcourts this season: 6-3 6-2 in Brisbane and 6-1 6-2 at the AO.
Both times, the teenager failed to break Sabalenka’s serve, going a combined 0-for-11 on break points.
#TennisParadise
Keys was a perfect 16-for-16 when delivering AD side T 1st serves.

With several well-executed Ad side “V” attacks, Sabalenka created a 13-point advantage in 3-shot rallies (26 to 13).

Keys ruled medium rallies (5-8 shots), finishing with a 27-17 score.
#TennisParadise
Aryna Sabalenka vs Madison Keys: facts and data from the AO final

Keys attacked with depth and ball speed to jam Sabalenka.

The world no.1 opted to play into the open court and force Keys to move. Sabalenka also enjoyed success when attempting drop shots, going 9-for-13 (69%).
#TennisParadise
Zheng only missed 3 forehand returns (2 were in the first 2 points of the match) but she had trouble all day with Swiatek's bouncing serve and failed to apply any pressure.