Amanda Anisimova shows tremendous mental strength to beat Iga Swiatek at US Open 2025

Overview

• Amanda Anisimova knocked Iga Swiatek out of the US Open 2025 with a 6-4, 6-3 win in the Quarterfinals
• The win comes just weeks after her tragic double bagel loss to the Polish in the Wimbledon final
• The 8th-seeded star claimed that she had no mental baggage, which helped her move well on the court

Amanda Anisimova knocked Iga Swiatek out of the US Open 2025 with a 6-4, 6-3 win in the Quarterfinals. The win comes just weeks after her tragic double bagel loss to the Polish in the Wimbledon final. The 8th-seeded star claimed that she had no mental baggage, which helped her move well on the court.

Anisimova had to endure the toughest challenge of her career, as she was up against someone who beat her without dropping a game in their previous match. However, none of it bothered the Wimbledon 2025 finalist, who had the crowd backing her. It helped her to gain the much-needed confidence.

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Amanda brought her A game against one of the best WTA players in the world and won the first set 6-4, which was a big obstacle cleared in itself. She did not stop there and went on to win the second set 6-3 to claim a win in straight sets.

"Today is definitely the most meaningful victory I've had in my life," - Amanda Anisimova on her US Open 2025 win against Iga Swiatek

After the win, Anisimova claimed that playing at the US Open is a special experience for her. The star player said she believed in herself and won the most meaningful match of her career. She claimed to have had no fear which helped her to move well on the court.

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"Playing here is so freaking special. I've been having the run of my life here ... Today proved everything for me. I can do it. Today is definitely the most meaningful victory I've had in my life. I really came out there with, like, not an ounce of fear... I was constantly moving and trying to get myself going," Anisimova said after winning the most challenging match of her career.