Elena Rybakina delivered a masterclass in efficiency at Wimbledon on Wednesday, ending Elina Svitolina's comeback hopes with a dominant 6-3, 6-2 quarterfinal win. Under rare sunshine 🌞, the 2022 champion needed just 61 minutes to book her spot in the semifinals, leaving fans and her opponent in awe of her precision.
With Novak Djokovic’s match canceled, all eyes were on Centre Court—but Rybakina wasted no time stealing the spotlight. 🎭 The Kazakh star blasted 115 mph aces and unleashed relentless power, leaving Svitolina scrambling for answers. “She didn’t let me into the match,” admitted Svitolina, who’d charmed Wimbledon last year with a fairytale semifinal run.
Rybakina, now 2-0 against Svitolina on grass, joked about her “enjoyment” of quick wins but stayed laser-focused: “I want to lift that trophy again.” 🏆 Next up? A clash with Barbora Krejcikova, the 2021 French Open champ, in what promises to be a semifinal fireworks show. 💥
Fans hoping for drama got a clinic instead—proof that sometimes, greatness doesn’t need extra time. 👊
