Following her impressive performance at the Miami Open, Elena Rybakina decided to take some time off from tennis and enjoy the sunny beaches of Florida with her sister Anna.
Despite facing defeat in the final against Danielle Collins, Rybakina continued to showcase her talent and skill at the Miami Open, making it her fourth appearance and ultimately securing a runner-up finish. Her determination and strong performance were evident, but she ultimately fell short in straight sets against the American.
Despite her love for tennis, the Kazakh player Rybakina decided to take a break and stayed in Miami to enjoy the beautiful beaches of Florida with her sister Anna. She even posted a photo of their outing on her Instagram account.
Although she is not a tennis player, Anna is still an important figure in Rybakina’s life as her older sister. She can often be seen supporting her sister from the sidelines at tennis events, including the French Open last year and most recently, the Miami Open.
Despite being unable to compete in the BNP Paribas Open due to injury, Rybakina showed strong performance in Miami and achieved a notable result on tour. Collins, who faced Rybakina in the finals, discussed the challenges of dealing with Rybakina’s powerful serve and how she had to strategically choose the right moment to make her move.
“I mean, it’s really tough. Elena [Rybakina] is not an easy person to break. Those are some big serves coming in. She is a monster out there and it’s like that for everybody. And I had to be really patient with myself. I had to give myself targets. I had to have a plan,”Collins said in the video below at(at 2:57)
Despite Rybakina’s previous dominance in their last three main tour meetings, Collins managed to find a way to secure the win this time, narrowing their head-to-head record to 3-2 with Rybakina still in the lead.
“Rising Star Elena Rybakina Excited for Upcoming Clay Season After Impressive Three Months”
As the clay court season approaches, Elena Rybakina recently evaluated her progress on the main tour thus far in 2024.
With 22 wins out of 26 matches so far this year, Rybakina is proving to be one of the most dominant players on the women’s tour. She has had a strong start to the new year, achieving title victories at both the Brisbane International and Abu Dhabi Open tournaments.
Despite experiencing brief spells on the sidelines due to illness, the Kazakh has consistently performed well whenever she has been able to play. In a recent interview in Miami, she expressed satisfaction with her approach to tennis and the results she has achieved on the main tour thus far.
“I think it was [a] successful three months,”Elena Rybakina said. “Not easy, for sure, with some illness in between. Yeah, I think in the end it’s successful, a lot of matches I played, a lot of wins. So can’t complain. Looking forward for clay.”
Despite being only 24 years old, the athlete had a successful season on clay last year, claiming victory at the Italian Open and reaching the third round at the French Open.
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