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Sabalenka Seeks Third Straight US Open Title — 3dAryna Sabalenka, despite a blistering start to the year, has struggled to go past the fourth round in recent events and is trying to rebound ahead of the US Open, where she seeks a third consecutive title. She attributes the slump to personal challenges and is focusing on mental work to reset and come back stronger.

Sabalenka Survives Gibson, Reaches Cincinnati Open Third Round — Aug 16, 2026Aryna Sabalenka survived six match points to defeat Talia Gibson and reach the Cincinnati Masters third round, weathering a tense, wind-affected match. She was joined by Elena Rybakina and Mirra Andreeva, who also advanced, with other top seeds like Swiatek and Gauff continuing their runs in the same event.

Rybakina retires Cincinnati quarterfinal, could become No.1 — Aug 21, 2026Elena Rybakina retired hurt in the Cincinnati Open quarterfinal against Iga Swiatek, trailing 4-1, potentially delaying her bid to overtake Aryna Sabalenka at No. 1. Swiatek advanced to the semifinals (set to face Jessica Pegula) as Sabalenka’s earlier exit kept the top spot in flux and left Rybakina's title hopes—and health—in focus ahead of the US Open.

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Gauff Wins Cincinnati; Pegula Runner-Up — Aug 20, 2026Coco Gauff reached the Cincinnati Open semi-finals for the fifth time this year and is set to face Sara Bejlek, who upset Madison Keys and earlier beat Aryna Sabalenka. Ahead of the 2026 US Open, she underwent a major serve overhaul with biomechanics coaching, reflecting on last year’s mental and technical struggles and noting the significant changes to her game since then.

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