Tennis fans won’t be stunned to read that Aryna Sabalenka has painstakingly won this year’s Australian Open women’s tennis title over the weekend. She attained this grand feat through her full-bodied play.
She conveyed her elation by signing her autograph on the head of her bald fitness coach, then placing a drinks bottle on his head and roundhouse kicking it off. In no way, did her very much uniquely relentless efficiency and brutally overpowering prostrate China’s Zheng Qinwen by 6-3, 6-2 hereby paving the way to win her second grand slam title.
It has been explicit throughout that she has been playing at a higher echelon than her instantly ample challengers, but she still had to regulate her nerves under the increased pressure of a significantly vital & important final.
Aryna Sabalenka is the second woman in the Open Era to win her first two slam titles at the Australian Open, following Victoria Azarenka, her Belarusian compatriot, in 2012 and 2013 respectively.
Her calculation of 31 games confessed is second only to Ash Barty for the fewest games lost en route to an Australian Open title this century reportedly.