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US Open tennis 2025 women’s semi-finals: Aryna Sabalenka v Jessica Pegula – live

Latest news and updates from Flushing Meadows Email [email protected] with your thoughts Good evening, fellow Earthlings. When I was in grad school, one of my classes started a semester by talking about their backgrounds. Mine was, by comparison, extremely boring. Pegula, who faces Sabalenka in a rematch of last year’s final, has been knocking on the door longer than a medieval army conducting a siege. After a couple of years in the top 10, she finally reached her first major final last year at age 30. Will it ever be her turn? Anisimova was a teen prodigy who burned out before she could truly reach her potential. She took some time off and has slowly climbed back since her return. This summer, she reached her first major final at Wimbledon, only to suffer a 6-0, 6-0 loss to Swiatek. In her last match, she smashed her way past the Wimbledon champion to reach this semi-final against … Naomi Osaka, who won four majors and was atop the tennis world before also hitting the wall and taking time off. She took more time off to have her first child. Since returning, she hasn’t made a significant run in a major – until now. Continue reading...

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Alcaraz and Djokovic’s contrasting careers at forefront in scintillating semi-final

The pair, born 16 years apart, will have met at every single major when they enter Arthur Ashe Stadium on Friday Carlos Alcaraz took his final leave from Rod Laver Arena this year consumed by frustration. Losing at the Australian Open, the first grand slam tournament of the year, was painful enough, but Alcaraz’s disappointment was particularly down to how he had lost. His opponent, Novak Djokovic, had visibly begun to struggle with a leg injury early in their four-set quarter-final, but instead of focusing on his own game, Alcaraz found himself staring across the net and thinking too much about his opponent’s condition rather than what he needed to win. While the Spaniard’s focus wavered, Djokovic’s difficulties inspired his most offensive, decisive tennis, and he willed himself to a miraculous victory. Continue reading...

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Player		1	2	3	4	5	Pts	S
Stephane Pierre-Jo Kamendje		2	3					0
Reda Bennani		6	6					2