Iga Swiaatek defeats Amanda Anisimova 6-0, 6-0 to win her first title in Wimbledon

For years, Iga Swiatek did not feel completely comfortable in the grass stadiums in Wimbledon, and she never believed that she could add a cup to her other victories in the Great Championships. Oh, have you turned into a mistake. And how.

Not only Swiaatek ALL England Club, but she did so with a 6-0 victory, 6-0 against Amanda Anisimova on Saturday in the first women’s final in the tournament 114 years ago, one player failed to claim one match.

“It seems,” said Sawikik, 24, said, “Square,” said, “Apparently.”

This is also a good way to describe the way things were revealed in a sunny central court against the thirteenth -seeded Anisimova, an American, an American who was participating in her first final in the four championships.

With Kate, Amira Wales, who sits in the royal box and within reach to present the prizes, it took just 57 minutes. The previous 6-0 women finals were 6-0 in Wimbledon in 1911.

“Frankly, I did not dream (this), because for me, it was fair, like, very far, as you know?” Swiss said. “I feel I am a truly experienced player after winning the four championships before, but I never expected this player.”

She won 55 points from 79 points on Saturday, despite the need to produce only 10 winners. Anisimova was brittle from the beginning and made 28 unstable errors.

“You are an incredible player. Obviously, he has shown today,” Ankasova told Swiaatek. “I was an inspiration for me. Just an incredible athlete.”

Swiaatek has already owned four titles from the French Clay Red Clay and one of the US Open Hard stadiums, but this is the first of its career in any Grass-Court. It has long ended: Swiaatek lasts a cup anywhere more than a year ago, at Roland-Garros in June 2024.

Swiaatek is the eighth hero of the woman for the first time in a row in Wimbledon, but this highlights due to the amazing dominant extent.

Anzemova won her match in the first round less than two weeks ago with 6-0 and 6-0, and Arena Sabalinka, ranked No. 1 in the semi-finals on Thursday, but never seemed to be the same player this time. never.

“Regardless of what happened today, Swimik Ankasova said,” You should be proud of the work it is doing. “

When it ended, while Swiaatek went up to the stands to celebrate with her team, Anissimova sat on the margin in crying.

Swiaatek did not exceed the first round of all English Club, and its only final final came on the surface of SLICK when the runner -up was at the Tuneup event in Germany before the start of Wimbledon.

Swiaatek spent most 2022, 2023 and 2024 ranked first in WTA classifications, but was planted No. 8 in Wimbledon. A single -month doping ban on last year has served after a drug test failed outside the competition; The investigation decided that she was unintentionally exposed to a polluted medical product used for trouble and delayed jet.

Anisimova, who was born in New Jersey and grew up in Florida, was a semi -finals at the age of 17 at the 2019 French Open. Her father died shortly after that. On Saturday, Ankasova’s mother went to England, a rare example of her daughter’s matches.

Anasimova said through tears, then she spoke to her mother: “Thank you for your presence here and breaking the myth in flying,” then she spoke to her mother, saying:

After that, with a muffled laugh, Anzemova added: “Certainly, it is not why I lost today.”

It took a time away from the tour for more than two years due to fatigue. A year ago, I tried to qualify for Wimbledon, because its classification of 189 was very low so that the field could not be reached automatically, but it was lost in the initial event.

Now I will storm the top ten in the classification for the first time.

“It was two incredible two weeks for me. Although I ran out of gas a little today, and I hope I can do better for all of you,” I told Ansemaoufa the crowd, “I was still there, comrades and raised me today.”