Sabalenka has reached seven finals this year, winning three titles and leads the WTA Tour with 40 wins in 47 matches.
However, the two large losses go chopped. In Paris, she made serene progress through a draw before winning the three -time IGA Swiatk champion in a semifinal of movement of the moment.
She Overcome Gauff in Madrid In the accumulation of Roland Garros, but the American has now won the two Grand Slam finals.
Sabalenka will still be the favorite in Wimbledon, where her powerful game should translate well in the grass courts, but she will first take a break.
“I already have a flight reserved for Mykonos,” said the 27 -year -old.
“I just need a few days to completely forget this crazy world [and] being like the tourist. “
The former number a British Greg Russeski, who analyzed the BBC Radio 5 Live match, said Sabalenka is “above” as a candidate for Wimbledon.
“She will reflect on being calmer in these great moments, not wasting energy in court and dealing with these things,” he said.
“The grass courts are much higher, which suits your game.
“Besides, if she can put her serving sliced at stake, I think she will have no problem adapting to them.”
