French Open Final 2025: Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff take place for the confrontation in the centerpiece of Roland Garros

Sabalenka and Gauff have overcome two very different challenges in their respective semi-finals.

Stressing his title as a title favorite, Sabalenka put an end to the quadruple champion of 26 games of the champion IGA SwiTek with an impressive victory in three sets.

Gauff, meanwhile, was against a partisan crowd, but effectively ended the Fairy Fairy Race, the Fairy Fairy Stage Drink in Straight Sets.

Sabalenka continues to show remarkable consistency at the highest level of sport, with this third final of the major successive singles.

The 27 -year -old is the first woman to achieve this feat since the big Serena Williams nine years ago.

Sabalenka participated in 10 tournaments this year, reaching seven finals, and she is carrying out the WTA tour with 40 wins in 46 games.

Gauff, meanwhile, continues to emerge as a force with which it is necessary to count on the clay.

The 21 -year -old woman, tenderer for her first title of the season, is the youngest woman to reach the final of Madrid, Rome and the Open of France the same year.

With her race at the Roland Garros final, she also became the youngest player to raise 70 victories during the Grand Chelem tournaments from Maria Sharapova in 2007.