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The Sensation: Defeated the WorldTop news25 Jan

The Sensation: Defeated the World Number One in the Final

World number one Aryna Sabalenka was supposed to make history. But then American Madison Keys shone and delivered a super upset in the final of the Australian Open in tennis. I never knew if I would get the chance again, says the 29-year-old after her first Grand Slam title in her career.

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Sabalenka beat her best friend23 Jan

Sabalenka beat her best friend – faces Keys in the final

Martina Hingis is the last to win the women's Australian Open three years in a row. A feat that is on track to be repeated – if Aryna Sabalenka lives up to her position as world number one this weekend. It would mean a lot to me. To get her name written in history, she says.

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The World's Criticism: "The Balls17 Jan

The World's Criticism: "The Balls are Heavy"

The world number one and defending champion Aryna Sabalenka is through to the third round of the Australian Open, although after a lot of trouble. American Coco Gauff is also still in the tournament.

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Sabalenka advances – chasing her12 Jan

Sabalenka advances – chasing her third consecutive title

She won in 2023 and 2024. Now Aryna Sabalenka is going for her third consecutive title in the Grand Slam tournament Australian Open. The Belarusian started with a win against American Sloane Stephens.

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