The former Coach of Serena Williams, Rennae Stubbs, argued Amanda Anisimova after finishing her Wimbledon final against Iga Swiatek without winning a match. Stubbs mentioned the difficulties that Anisimova had to overcome to reach his first final.
On Saturday July 12, Anisimova clashed against Swiatek in the Wimbledon 2025 championship final. Swiatek brought the experience of five Grand Chelem titles, while Anisimova played in his first match at this level.
The American seemed to be shaken from the very beginning while Swiatek La Brisa and, unfortunately, Anisimova never recovered. The post continued to stack on pressure and used its experience to quickly conclude games. Finally, Swiatek won the 6-0, 6-0 match.
The trolls on social networks were implacable. Anisimoa’s gameplay was insulted without thinking about the fact that she had reached the final, overcoming the great players. In addition, the ex-coach of Serena Williams, Stubbbs, stressed that Anisimova had overcome even more important challenges in recent years to arrive where she was.
“Whoever goes to social networks in the Amanda trash can really have to be verified. He is a child who made his first major final and rightly so. He is also someone who overcome a lot, including the loss of her father when she was a teenager. She is an adorable child.
In addition, she sympathized with the 23 -year -old American and explained how the difference in experience between competitors played a role.
“Feel so much for her. Nobody knows this feeling, 1st major final. Obviously nervous, playing against someone who is so many times in the finals of majors. Now, it is OMG, I am so embarrassed and and. And. The mind is a million kilometers on time! I can’t relax,” she added.
Anisimova took a break in tennis in 2023 to focus on his mental health, a decision that followed years of personal struggles, including the sudden passage of her father and long -standing coach, Konstantin, in 2019. After the time far from sport, she returned with a renewed perspective and a form, winning her first Maiden WTA 1000 earlier this year and At the Wimbedon final.
IGA Swiatek becomes the fastest female player to reach 100 major victories after Serena Williams after the Wimbledon final victory against Amanda Anisimova
IGA Swiatek has entered the story at Wimbledon 2025 and, in the Grand Chelem, with several incredible achievements. In the final, Swiatek demolished Amanda Anisimova 6-0, 6-0 in just 57 minutes. It was only the second double bagel in a final of the Grand Slam during the open era, and the first in Wimbledon since 1911.
This dominant victory won her sixth major career title, and she became the first Polish woman to win Wimbledon in the open era. Beyond the title, Swiatek reached 100 Grand Chelem game victories in just 120 games, making it the fastest since Serena Williams won 100 victories in 116 games at the US Open 2004.
After the match, Swiatek said:
“I feel like I was already an experienced player, but I never really expected this one … I would like to thank my team – they believed in me more than me.”
Anisimova’s race at the Amanda Anisimova final at the Wimbledon final took on an additional meaning when she became the first American woman since Serena Williams in 2016 reaching the championship match. The realization of the 23 -year -old revives hopes for an American champion in Wimbledon and marks a major turning point in her young revitalized career.
Edited by Pritha Ghosh
