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Sabalenka Powers Past Azarenka To Reach DC Open Semis
Despite a shaky second set, Sabalenka's powerful serve and resilience propelled her to victory. She landed eight aces and capitalized on Azarenka's mistakes, improving her head-to-head record to 5-1 with her fourth straight win over the veteran player.
Sabalenka, who claimed her second consecutive Australian Open title earlier this year, showcased her growing form and fitness after both players withdrew from Wimbledon due to shoulder injuries. Expressing her satisfaction, Sabalenka said, "I’m super happy. I’m doing really great so far. Fingers crossed, the injury’s in the past. I feel really good."
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