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0 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Aryna Sabalenka’s U.S. Open crash out will cost her.
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crash → cost → her
The former world No. 1 received a $7,500 fine for smashing her racket after losing the women’s singles final Saturday to Elena Rybakina in three sets at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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. → receive → Stadium
At the end of the match, the Belarusian sat on her bench and smashed her racket into the ground several times before tossing it to the side.
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Belarusian → sit → side
It was only part of the wild meltdown that also included Sabalenka telling a camera person to “f–k off” when the camera was put on her as she sat with her team, awaiting the start of the trophy ceremony.
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she → include → ceremony
“It’s really tough to control your emotions when you lose in the final of the Grand Slam and when you were trying to go for three-peat,” Sabalenka told reporters in her post-match press conference.
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Sabalenka → ’ → conference
“So I just wanted to let it go, because if I would hold it inside, right now or here or there on the court, I wouldn’t be able to say a word or I would just go not really nice over there.
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I → want → word
“So,, I just wanted to let all of that aggression and disappointment go outside.”
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all → want → aggression
Sabalenka was chasing a three-peat but came up short in three sets 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 to Rybankina, who is set to take over the world No. 1 rank.
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who → chase → rank
She started to find her game in the second set, bu an emotional collapse plagued her in the third set.
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collapse → start → set
Sabalenka would have become the first woman since Serena Williams (2012-14) to win three consecutive titles at the hard court slam.
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Sabalenka → become → slam
During the trophy ceremony, Sabalenka said, “That’s the last thing I want to do right now is give a speech, but I’ll try my very best.”
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I → say → best
It was the second time this year Rybakina bounced Sabalenka from a Grand Slam title.
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Rybakina → bounce → title
Rybakina got the best of the 28-year in the women’s singles Australian Open final in January, and she also won Wimbledon by downing Ons Jabeur in 2022.
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she → get → 2022
“Well, it’s tough to find words right now, honestly,” Rybakina said after the match.
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Rybakina → ’ → match
“I didn’t expect nothing like this coming to this tournament.
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nothing → expect → tournament
I’ve been dealing a little bit with the injury, but somehow everything aligned together on my side.
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everything → deal → side
“I honestly was coming here for the last 10 years and was never successful, nothing close to that.
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I → come → that
And, I mean, it’s just incredible.
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it → mean → ?
I’m falling in love with New York more and more.”
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I → fall → York
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