After an explosive start and a hard-fought opening set, the World No. 1 was ultimately defeated by a surging Coco Gauff, with a final scoreline of 6–7 (5), 6–2, 6–4.
It wasn’t the result we had hoped for — but there’s still so much to be proud of.
Aryna played the final with her trademark power and intensity, taking the first set in a tiebreak and showing the world why she’s at the top of the rankings. Despite struggling with consistency and racking up a high number of unforced errors, she never gave up — fighting for every point, pushing through the pressure, and showing the heart that’s made her a fan favorite.
What makes Aryna stand out isn’t just her strength on court. It’s her openness, her honesty, and her humanity. After the match, through visible tears, she addressed the crowd with courage and grace, apologizing for what she called a “terrible” performance. But to us — her fans — it was nothing to be ashamed of. It was a reminder that champions have bad days too, and even in defeat, she remains an icon of resilience and passion.
Let’s not forget: Aryna Sabalenka made it to another Grand Slam final, continuing a remarkable run of consistency on the biggest stages. She’s been in the last three major finals and still holds her position as the World No. 1, a status earned through hard work, mental strength, and unforgettable performances.
This loss will sting — but it will also motivate. Aryna has bounced back before, and she’ll do it again. With Wimbledon and the US Open on the horizon, her story is far from finished. And if we’ve learned anything from watching her rise, it’s that she only gets stronger after setbacks.
So hold your heads high, Sabalenka fans. She may not have lifted the trophy today, but Aryna reminded us of what true sportsmanship and heart look like. This chapter didn’t end in celebration, but the next one just might.