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  • Iga Świątek – Jelena Rybakina [RELACJA NA ŻYWO] | Przełom u Igi Świątek! Odnalazła to, cze…

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    Iga Świątek – Jelena Rybakina [RELACJA NA ŻYWO]

    Czas na wielki finał! Iga Świątek powalczy o zwycięstwo w turnieju WTA 1000 w Toronto. Jej rywalką będzie zawodniczka, która jest już bardzo blisko zostania liderką światowego rankingu — Jelena Rybakina. Kto sięgnie po tytuł? Zapraszamy na relację "na żywo". Początek dokładnie o godz. 0.00 w piątek, 14 sierpnia.

    Także z forhendu winnera posłała wiceliderka rankingu WTA

    Rybakina nie dała się przełamać na otwarcie drugiego seta

    Iga Świątek pewnie wygrywa pierwszego seta finału z Jeleną Rybakiną!

    Świątek wykorzystała fakt, że jej rywalka zbliżyła się do siatki!

    Przełom u Igi Świątek! Odnalazła to, czego tak długo szukała

    Iga Świątek nie wygrała żadnego trzysetowego meczu z zawodniczką z pierwszej dwudziestki rankingu WTA w sezonie 2026, a w Toronto pokonała dwie w drodze do pierwszego finału w tym roku. Klucz do przełomu? Odwaga zamiast strachu przed niedoskonałością.

    Kiedy ostatnio podróżowałem do USA, mój bagaż przepadł. Zgubiły go British Airways, odnalazł się po dwóch dniach w Toronto. Z tenisem Świątek jest podobnie. Odnalazł się w Toronto, w biurze rzeczy zgubionych i znalezionych. I – podobnie jak to jest z bagażami – może przepaść w kolejnych podróżach, których w tym roku Świątek będzie jeszcze miała sporo. Ale akurat w tenisie jest tak, że wywalczone w ciężkiej batalii, trzysetowe, zasłużone, wypracowane zwycięstwa, takie jak z Martą Kostiuk, a zwłaszcza z Eliną Switoliną, mogą stanowić odskocznię na wyższy poziom, do klasy premium. Tam bagaże nie giną, albo giną rzadziej.

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    Na ten wynik czekała Świątek. Mecz Gauff z Rybakiną zakończony po 120 minutach

    W związku z opóźnieniami spowodowanymi opadami deszczu oraz zaciętym pierwszym półfinałem WTA 1000 w Toronto, Coco Gauff i Jelena Rybakina zainaugurowały swój pojedynek dopiero tuż przed godz. 5:00 czasu polskiego. Na korcie centralnym miało miejsce dopiero drugie bezpośrednie starcie pomiędzy tenisistką z USA oraz wiceliderką rankingu. Doszło do zwrotu akcji i ostatecznie to reprezentantka Kazachstanu będzie przeciwniczką Igi Świątek w meczu o tytuł po zwycięstwie 5:7, 6:2, 6:2. Oto co wydarzyło się w Kanadzie.

    Na noc ze środy na czwartek czasu polskiego zaplanowano oba półfinały tegorocznej edycji turnieju WTA 1000 w Toronto. Już pierwszy pojedynek dostarczył ogromnej dawki emocji. Ze względu na opady deszczu mecz Iga Świątek – Elina Switolina opóźnił się o ponad 60 minut. Gdy tenisistki wkroczyły do rywalizacji, obserwowaliśmy niesamowitą rywalizację. Na początku dominowała Raszynianka, później kontrolę nad rywalizacją przejęła Ukrainka. Zawodniczka wschodnich sąsiadów prowadziła nawet z przewagą przełamania w trzecim secie, ale ostatecznie to Polka triumfowała 6:3, 1:6, 6:3, rewanżując się za dwie poprzednie przegrane z sezonu 2026.

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  • Swiatek and Rybakina out of Wimbledon as Eala and Mertens pull off upset wins | Wimbledon: Elise …

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    Swiatek and Rybakina out of Wimbledon as Eala and Mertens pull off upset wins

    Wimbledon’s bottom half of the women’s draw was blown wide open on Saturday as the defending champion, Iga Swiatek, and the world No 2, Elena Rybakina, crashed out in third-round upsets.

    Swiatek’s title defence came to an end at the hands of the rising Filipina star Alexandra Eala, who undid the Pole in straight sets 7-6 (9), 6-2 while the Belgian 25th seed Elise Mertens dismantled Rybakina on a dramatic day at SW19.

    For a player carrying the hopes of an entire nation, Eala looked remarkably unburdened on Centre Court against the reigning Wimbledon champion. The 21-year-old produced the finest performance of her career, edging an epic opening-set tie break before racing away in the second to reach the fourth round.

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  • Iga Swiatek, Elena Rybakina upset in Wimbledon third round | Eala dethrones Swiatek at Wimbledon …

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    Eala dethrones Swiatek at Wimbledon to make new history for the Philippines

    Alexandra Eala dethroned defending champion Iga Swiatek in the Wimbledon third round, her seventh career Top 10 win, to become the first Filipina to reach the second week of a Grand Slam.

    LONDON — Sixteen months after introducing herself to the tennis world with a victory over Iga Swiatek in Miami, Alexandra Eala produced an even bigger statement on Centre Court.

    The No. 29 seed dethroned defending champion and No. 3 seed Swiatek 7-6(9), 6-2, saving two set points in a riveting 84-minute opening set to reach the Wimbledon fourth round for the first time. Already the first Filipina to reach the third round of a Grand Slam, Eala is now the first from her country to advance to the second week of a major.

    Wimbledon 2026: Alex Eala's historic run thrills Philippines

    Alexandra Eala has reached the third round of the women's singles at Wimbledon, the furthest any player from the Philippines has gone in a Grand Slam tournament.

    The 21-year-old's matches have attracted viewing parties and mainstream media coverage in the Philippines – a country obsessed with boxing and basketball.

    Eala's former Wimbledon doubles partner, Venus Williams congratulated her for making "history" and earlier, Filipino world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao said he was "so proud" of Eala, encouraging her to "keep it up".

    On Saturday, Filipino fans will tune in to see whether she can beat defending champion Iga Swiatek and keep her Wimbledon dream alive.

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  • Elena Rybakina reacts after narrowly avoiding upset against ‘nightmare’ opponent at Queen’s | L…

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    LIVE Queen’s Club Championships WTA Day Five | Iva Jovic builds early lead in all-American clash against Amanda Anisimova

    Grass swing over: Victoria Mboko ruled out of Wimbledon after sustaining knee injury at Queen's

    "Stay calm. Rest assured that everything is going well" – Carlos Alcaraz on the mend as patience is asked for

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  • French Open 2026: Rybakina out, Swiatek and Djokovic advance on day four – as it happened | Rol…

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    French Open 2026: Rybakina out, Swiatek and Djokovic advance on day four – as it happened

    Women’s No 2 seed Elena Rybakina was ejected by Yuliia Starodubtseva, while there were wins for Iga Swiatek and Novak Djokovic

    That, then, is us done for the day. Thanks all for your company, enjoy your evening, and à demain!

    Emotions are different when you win, says Djokovic, and the match was a big one for him, in conditions difficult for both players. He congratulates Royer for playing really well, especially in the third set and when he served for the match, but these are the kinds of matches which provide the challenges and he hopes he doesn’t meet another Frenchman. He’s played two matches and feels like he’s played for two weeks.

    French Open 2026: Swiatek through, Djokovic and Svitolina in action on day four – live

    Women’s No 2 seed Elena Rybakina was ejected by Yuliia Starodubtseva, while there were wins for Iga Swiatek and Novak Djokovic

    At 4-4 in the breaker, Khachanov retrieves a drop then, somehow, drags a forehand from behind him and over his shoulder, down the line, that Trungelliti can’t get back, the clenched fist he raises to the crowd well earned. And an unretrurned serve then raises another match point; can Khachanov stay focused this time?

    Immediately, Trungelleti nets to cede a mini-break, but a drop that lands just over the net is followed by fast feet which allow a backhand winner down the line; Khachanov leads 2-1, soon made 2-2. On Mathieu, though, we’ve reached the end of our first competitive set, Rublev securing it to lead Carabelli 6-1 1-6 6-3. He’s playing pretty well – and he’s being made to.

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  • Rybakina poses threat to Sabalenka’s bid for legendary status in Australian Open final | Sabale…

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    Rybakina poses threat to Sabalenka’s bid for legendary status in Australian Open final

    World No 1 is on the verge of a fifth grand slam title, but former Wimbledon champion has proved she can cause problems

    At the end of yet another semi-final in Melbourne on Thursday night, Aryna Sabalenka slammed the door shut on Elina Svitolina with a searing forehand winner, her 29th of the night. It was another near flawless performance from the Belarusian, another match she dominated from start to finish without any response, reinforcing her status as the leading hard court player of her generation.

    Six matches in, Sabalenka’s fourth consecutive run to the Australian Open final has proved one of her most impressive. She is yet to drop a set and has shown how much her game has evolved by also dominating the net and peppering opponents with an array of drop shots. The few times she has been pushed, such as in her third round match against Anastasia Potapova, the world No 1 has produced her best tennis in the decisive moments and been in control of the baseline throughout.

    Sabalenka the favourite but Rybakina pledges 'fight to the end'

    Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka are set for a rematch of their 2023 Australian Open final. (Getty Images)

    Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina are set to do battle in the Australian Open women's singles final.

    The pair met in the 2023 final in which Sabalenka came from a set down to win her first title at Melbourne Park.

    ABC Sport will have live blog and radio coverage of the final, which begins at 7:30pm AEDT on Saturday.

    Aryna Sabalenka will bid for a third Australian Open trophy in four years when the Belarusian collides with fellow power-hitter Elena Rybakina in a heavyweight rematch of their title showdown three years ago.

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    History on the line for Sabalenka and Rybakina in AO 2026 final

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    Records are on the line as we approach the pointy end of Australian Open 2026.

    A slice of history beckons for both Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina in their blockbuster women’s final on Saturday, a rematch of their 2023 three-set epic at Melbourne Park.

    Should two-time winner Sabalenka get her hands on the trophy again, it’s not hyperbole to say she would cement herself as one of the hardcourt greats of the 21st century so far.

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  • Rybakina extends mastery over top 10 rivals at AO 2026 | Australian Open 2026 LIVE: Novak Djokovi…

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    Rybakina extends mastery over top 10 rivals at AO 2026

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    Elena Rybakina again showed why she’s renowned as a big-match player on Wednesday, defeating world No.2 Iga Swiatek in straight sets to advance to the final four of Australian Open 2026.

    Rybakina’s 7-5 6-1 victory was her eighth win in a row against top 10 players, something only two other women – Ash Barty and Swiatek herself – have achieved since 2020.

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    "He was by far the better player, I was on my way home," says Djokovic

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    Thanks for joining us for an exciting day of last-eight action.

    Onto the semi-finals! The women are up first tomorrow, so we'll see you again then – bright and early.

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    Elena Rybakina blows away Iga Swiatek to reach Australian Open semi-final against Jessica Pegula

    Elena Rybakina took a significant step towards her second grand slam title as she overpowered and outplayed Iga Swiatek in the quarter-finals, advancing 7-5, 6-1 to end the second seed’s hopes of completing a career grand slam this year.

    The victory sends Rybakina, the fifth seed and 2023 Australian Open finalist, into her fourth grand slam semi‑final. It has been nearly four years since the 26-year-old made her breakthrough by winning ­Wimbledon. Although she has won numerous titles and established herself as one of the best in the world she has failed to drag herself over the line at the grand slams for a second time.

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  • Dominant Rybakina serves up ticket to AO second round | Elena Rybakina vs Kaja Juvan_2026.mp4 | T…

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    Dominant Rybakina serves up ticket to AO second round

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    Elena Rybakina has reinforced her status as a key women’s singles title contender with a 6-4 6-3 first-round triumph over Kaja Juvan at Margaret Court Arena.  

    “I’m happy with the serve, it really worked today,” the No.5 seed said. Rybakina won 83 per cent of first-serve points during the match, eclipsing her WTA Tour-leading 74.9 per cent record at the four majors in 2025.

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    Tennis, WTA – Australian Open 2026: Rybakina takes out Juvan

    Elena Rybakina extended her flawless opening-round record at the Australian Open on Tuesday, moving to 7-0 in Melbourne starters with a clinical 6-4, 6-3 victory over Kaja Juvan. The world number 5, who reached the final here in 2023, required just over an hour to secure her place in the second round, signaling a continuation of the devastating form that defined her late-season surge in 2025.

    The victory serves as a confident opening statement for Rybakina’s title hunt. While Juvan offered resistance in the early stages of the first set, she was ultimately unable to cope with the relentless pace and depth of the Kazakh’s groundstrokes. Rybakina’s serve, widely considered the most effective weapon in women’s tennis, remained impenetrable during the critical moments of the second set, where she struck five aces and won over 75 percent of her first-serve points.

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  • Rybakina vs. Juvan 2026 livestream: Watch Australian Open for free | Australian Open First Round:…

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    No. 5 seed Elena Rybakina, is yet to punch her ticket to the next round. The Kazakhstani dynamo is facing unseeded Slovenian Kaja Juvan. Tennis fans will expect Rybakina to advance — she's a former Wimbledon winner, after all — but anything can happen on the court.

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    Australian Open First Round: Juvan vs. Rybakina Predictions and Odds

    The Australian Open has kicked off, featuring exciting matchups in the first round. One of the highlight matches includes Kaja Juvan facing off against Elena Rybakina. As the No. 5 ranked women’s tennis player globally, Rybakina aims to secure her first Grand Slam since winning Wimbledon in 2022.

    Elena Rybakina had a challenging year in 2024, failing to reach the quarterfinals in any of the Grand Slam tournaments. However, she clinched victory at the WTA Finals in November, defeating notable players such as Amanda Anisimova and Iga Swiatek. This win may give her the momentum to perform well in Australia.

    Kaja Juvan, a consistent participant at the Australian Open, has struggled to advance past the third round. Her best performance came in 2021. Currently, she holds a career win percentage of 44% at this tournament.

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    Elena Rybakina vs. Kaja Juvan prediction, odds, picks for Australian Open 2026

    Elena Rybakina will face Kaja Juvan in the first round of the Australian Open Women's Singles 2026 on Monday.

    Based on the latest simulation results, Dimers' proven tennis model predicts Elena Rybakina as the most likely winner of the Rybakina vs. Juvan match.

    This article offers further insights into Monday's match, including best bets and picks.

    Using trusted machine learning and data, we have simulated the result of Monday's Rybakina-Juvan women's singles match 10,000 times as part of our tennis predictions coverage.

    Our famous predictive model gives Rybakina a 94% chance of winning against Juvan in the Australian Open 2026.

    Additionally, Rybakina has an 89% chance of winning the first set. The simulations also show Juvan (+6.5) has a 53% chance of covering the games spread, while the over 17.5 games has a 59% chance of hitting**, according to our model.

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