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Anisimova's Dynamic US Open Win: Scaling New Heights Through Grit and Tactical Brilliance

In a match that had Arthur Ashe Stadium holding its collective breath, Amanda Anisimova has done it again. In a heart-stopping, three-set thriller, she clawed her way to a monumental victory, securing her spot in back-to-back Grand Slam finals. This wasn't just a win; it was a statement. It was a testament to a player who is dynamically scaling her game to a new, elite level, proving she has the mental fortitude and tactical flexibility to win the closest of fights.

NEW YORK – In a match that was far more than a battle for a quarterfinal spot, Amanda Anisimova authored the latest chapter in her remarkable comeback story. The American star defeated Brazil's Beatriz Haddad Maia in a grueling fourth-round encounter, prevailing in a third-set tiebreak to secure her place in the US Open 2025 quarterfinals. The final scoreline reflected the intensity of the battle: 6-7(4), 7-6(5), 7-6(3).

1. Świątek’s Dominance on Grass (If She Adapts Well)

   • Świątek is the best clay-court player in the world, but her Wimbledon record has been improving.

   • If she brings her relentless baseline aggression, heavy topspin forehand, and improved net play, she could overpower Anisimova.

   • Anisimova has a big game but can be inconsistent. If Świątek neutralizes her power and extends rallies, she could force errors.