Wimbledon Women’s Singles Semis: Ons Jabeur ‘Not Pleased’ With How Aryna Sabalenka Gained Her QF Sport

Beating Elena Rybakina within the quarterfinals of the Wimbledon Open 2023 would have been a trigger for celebration for Ons Jabeur, however the Tunisian star was too centered on her future matches that she didn’t really feel comfortable straight away.

Jabeur already had eyes set on the semis match moments after her victory over Rybakina, who beat her in final 12 months’s Wimbledon finals.

The present world no. 6 was left busy watching the quarterfinal match between Madison Keys and Aryna Sabalenka, and he or she was left feeling sad as a result of the Belarusian ended it in simply two units.

“I saw she won very quick which I wasn’t happy with,” Jabeur stated.

Of course, that is only a participant hoping to have a bonus in opposition to her semifinal opponent.

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Sabalenka knew of Jabeur’s feedback however didn’t assume her early end was advantageous.

“I think she was just joking. She’s very nice girl. She has such a good sense of humor. I don’t think it’s going to give me any advantage… It’s going to be great battle, tough match. Doesn’t matter what she said, she’s just fun girl.”

Repeat for Sabalenka or revenge for Jabeur?

Jabeur is aware of Rybakina is a troublesome opponent to beat. After all, Rybakina is at present ranked as world no. 2.

“She’s an amazing player. Hits very fast like Elena so its going to be very challenging,” she stated in entrance of reporters.

The two final met on the Group Stage of the WTA Finals in Fort Worth. Rybakina got here out on prime in three units, 6-3, 6-75-7.

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