Aryna Sabalenka has established herself as the last remaining top-five player advancing to the third round at Wimbledon, underscoring her prowess on the storied grass courts. With a decisive victory over Marie Bouzkova of the Czech Republic, Sabalenka has positioned herself as a formidable contender in the Women’s singles division. Following her triumph, she addressed comments made by Alexander Zverev, who recently opened up about his mental health challenges after an early exit from the tournament.
Sabalenka has demonstrated exceptional skill on grass, showcasing dominance in her last two matches at Wimbledon. She didn’t concede a single set to Bouzkova, sweeping the Czech player 2-0. Similarly, in her tournament opener, she secured a commanding victory against Canadian Carson Branstine.
As Sabalenka’s impressive performance continues to unfold, she stands out as a top candidate vying for the Wimbledon title. Her powerful play, coupled with being among the highest-ranked players globally, highlights her as a key figure to watch.
In the post-match press conference, Sabalenka was asked to comment on Zverev’s recent remarks about his mental health struggles and his consideration of therapy for feelings of isolation. She offered thoughtful insights into the importance of addressing such issues openly.
“I had a therapist for about five years and stopped working with them around 2022.” Sabalenka reflected. “It’s actually surprising to hear this from someone like Alexander, who is surrounded by family. I think it’s really essential to discuss whatever challenges you’re facing, particularly with family, as they can be a valuable support system,” she remarked, offering encouragement to Zverev.

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Sabalenka set to face Emma Raducanu
One of the standout matchups in the upcoming third round is between Sabalenka and Emma Raducanu. The British tennis star, who is set to partner with Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open mixed doubles tournament, triumphed over Marketa Vondrousova in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3.
Following her victory, Raducanu expressed her thoughts on facing Sabalenka, the world No. 1. “She’s the top player in the world right now, so it’s going to be a really challenging match. But I’m thrilled with how I performed today… I guess there’s no pressure (laughs),“ Raducanu remarked after her match.
Sabalenka receives a special gift from a fan
In a heartwarming moment, Sabalenka displayed a gift she received from a young fan in the stands after her match. The Belarusian showcased the drawing to the camera, visibly pleased by the thoughtful gesture.
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