Tennis sensation Aryna Sabalenka has stormed into the pre-quarterfinals of the Miami Open 2025 after her opponent, Elena-Gabriela Ruse, retired from the game due to a grave injury. The world number one completely dominated the first set of the game, taking an early lead before her opponent took a medical time-out to quit the marquee event.
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However, Sabalenka is now set to face a big challenge in the pre-quarters. The world number one is set to face defending champion Danielle Collins in the fourth round. Notably, Collins defeated Elena Rybakina in the Miami Open 2024 with a straight-sets win to win the 1000 WTA Masters. Collins is in sublime form and will be looking to stun the world number one.
Sabalenka showcases true sportsmanship for Elena-Gabriela Ruse
The Belarusian showcased great sportsmanship in her post-match interview. The 26-year-old star player wished her opponent a speedy recovery by hailing her as a "fighter" after she stormed into the Round 16.
"I feel so bad for her. I wish her a speedy recovery. She's such a fighter. I hope she gets well soon. Tough to say anything about this match," Sabalenka said in her postmatch, on-court interview.
Sabalenka busts a move with a post-match dance in the Miami Open 2025
Meanwhile, Sabalenka busts a move with a post-match dance in the Miami Open 2025. Whether it is TikTok or maybe Hard Rock Stadium in Florida, it's no secret that the 26-year-old Belarusian loves to roll her arms and shake her legs.
The star player was seen dancing on the court following her post-match interview. The crowd present at the Miami Open 2025 encouraged her to bust into a dance move on the court after her stellar third-round win.
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