Sabalenka won the 20th WTA title

Sabalenka overwhelming from the beginning of the match, when early winning the break-point to lead 4-1. Coco Gauff, who surpassed Iga Swiatek in the semi-finals, tried to return and claimed a break-point. But when the score was 4-3, Sabalenka won two games to finish the set with a score of 6-3. American players attacked well from the end of the pitch, won the break-point early and maintained the advantage of game 10. In the 5-4 lead and the serve ended the set, Gauff lost the beat and lost the first three points. The 21-year-old star then saved all three break-point and reached the set-point. But at the time of decisive, Sabalenka rises with thunderstorms, then won at the fifth break-point.

This turning game creates momentum for the number one seed. She played firmly in the following two paced games, even to Match-point in the 12th game but missed. In the tie-break series, the two players made many mistakes, but Sabalenka was more awake at the end points to lead 6-3, before Gauff made a double serve and lost match.

with Petra Kvitova, Sabalenka won the most expanded Madrid titles with three crowns. The odd year seemed to bring good luck to Belarus player when she came to Madrid, where she won the championship in 2021 and 2023. "I really like this field, I don't know why. Perhaps the atmosphere, with the cheering of the audience ", the world's number one player said in the awards ceremony. After Serena Williams, Sabalenka was the second championship of two 1000 events in Miami and Madrid in the same year.

While Sabalenka firmly strengthened the number one position, Gauff missed the number two world. The American tennis player Belarus 5-5 over 10 confrontations and will be third when the transcript is updated next week. The second rank is still Iga Swiatek - who has not won any championship since the beginning of the year.