Rybakina’s resilience after losing the 2nd set 6-0 AND after losing the game at 6-5 is equally remarkable.

That Vika is still a very tough competitor, may have another major in her.

@@jameslee1062 Point taken. But even so, I am reluctant to praise Rybakina's performance. It's all too common on the ladies' tour for one of the players to make a strategic choice to mail in an entire set. I don't think that displays exemplary sportsmanship, and I don't think it's fair to the fans who paid good money to see the match. Iga Swiatek doesn't ever mail in a set.

Что значит керемет ?

Типа восхещения ​@@gelios1970

Супер типа​@@gelios1970

Well she doesn't have the concentration of Swiatek but she's the one who will be fighting for the championship on Saturday. Her winners and unforced run about even and for an aggressive player like her that's extremely good.

She won didn't she ! You have a go after being ill for 8 days during all of idian wells.....

she runs out of patience

How can you bully someone in a no contact sport?

@@AFCompany Pace of play, aggressive tactics, argumentative, general aggressive attitude on court. It's subtle but I've watched her from early in her career and she is intimidating on the court. Of course, then there was that minor contact with Sharapova as they finished a point and headed to their respective seats. She bullied her way through Sharapova as if she wasn't there. In my defense, I did say "somewhat".

@@Rick9482 Azarenka has said herself she had such a big ego in 2012-2013 and was very immature. Tennis is very mental as you know and being intimidating is a big thing. The bumping Sharapova was a bit of bullying but the time outs and other antics was just bad sportsmanship. I think today she is extremely respectful of all the players, I just think all the energy pumps her up and makes her play better.

@@AFCompany That's a pretty accurate assessment of Azarenka. She's grown up a lot since having a child. I remember early on in her career before she became dominant, her carrying on over injuries and just faking shit to just get some sort of an advantage turned me off her for good. I still feel her two AO wins were convoluted victories with lots of gamesmanship. I still don't like her although but maybe that's just me. I think Rybakina is a genuine sweetheart of a young tennis player. I just love her serving motion.....very repeatable IMO. In regard to likability, I think Azarenka is the odd ball out as most of the women on tour come across as very likable. Collins, who has a good chance of winning, comes across as very grim. I never see her smile and she just doesn't look like she's enjoying the process. Her health issues aside, I watch tennis to enjoy myself and I can't find any joy watching her.

The noisiest? No! Sabalenka ist much worse!!!

Its killing women's tennis

@@djl9647 Agreed. And it's amazing that several of the very best players just go out there and get the job done with not one single peep, grunt, or growl. Cases in point: Elena Rybakina, Jessica Pegula and Iga Swiatek.

Правильно поддерживаю

Елена никогда не здасть звука Она Скромная Настоящая Чемпион

Совершенно верно, стоны крики надо запретить, считая его допингом

deberían prohibir esos ruidos tan feos y molestos.... yo bajo el volumen... solo veo el partido..

There will be more, just give it some time, Vika is close now.

Вика Азаренко выигрывала турнир в 2020году уже будучи мамой,если интересуетесь теннисом ,то должны знать,а так же у её очень хорошие показатели по полуфиналам и финалам в прошлом и этом сезонах,а это очень много значит для 34летней мамы,она умничка,боец !

Rybakina ❤❤❤Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ♥️ ❤️ 😍