"Bouncing back from that was a bit difficult because it had never happened to me before," Anisimova discusses her rematch with Swiatek after the Wimbledon final
Early this afternoon on Arthur Ashe Court, Iga Swiatek and Amanda Anisimova will compete for the third ticket to the US Open semifinals. Following the qualifications of Sabalenka and Pegula, the Polish and American players will meet again just weeks after the Wimbledon final.
The current world number 2 had triumphed in a one-sided final (6-0, 6-0). A few hours before their rematch on the court in New York, Anisimova discusses her upcoming match against Swiatek and is determined to seek revenge.
"The Wimbledon final was a poor performance in every aspect. It didn't help me become a better player, but it was an enriching experience.
Bouncing back from that was a bit difficult because it had never happened to me before. But I processed it, I moved on. I'm really happy to have the chance to face her again," she stated, according to quotes collected by L'Équipe.
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