Sabalenka, 'best player in the world,' wins Miami
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Sabalenka, 'best player in the world,' wins Miami
""Thank God the rain stopped. It was like Miami was crying that I won this tournament. I enjoyed playing here, every minute of it.""
""Congrats to you, Aryna, and your team. I really, really don't want to like you right now. But, you know, you're the best player in the world for a reason.""
Aryna Sabalenka secured her first Miami Open title by defeating Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2, in a rematch of the 2024 U.S. Open final. Despite rainy conditions, Sabalenka showcased her powerful game, hitting 22 forehand winners. This victory adds to her impressive resume as a three-time Grand Slam champion. Although Pegula had considerable crowd support, Sabalenka's determination shone through as she capitalized on breaks of serve in a set characterized by service struggles from both players. Pegula acknowledged Sabalenka's prowess, complimenting her skill and impact on the sport.
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