TAG: Elena Rybakina
By Scoop Malinowski It seems the balance of power is shifting in women’s tennis. I believe we are in a transition period of evolution in the WTA. And Elena Rybakina is raising the bar and taking tennis to a new level. I have never seen a more destructive, relentless, female destroying machine on a court. […] Continue to read full article...
Jan/23
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My Interview With Kazakhstan Sports Outlet About Rybakina At AO23
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A major sports outlet in Kazakhstan requested to interview me about Elena Rybakina and her conquest to win the 2023 Australian Open. Here is the interview… Questions for Scoop – Did you watch the match between Rybakina and Azarenka? What are the impressions? Scoop Malinowski: It was a very impressive win by Rybakina, Azarenka was […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · AO23 · Aryna Sabalenka · Australian Open · Elena Rybakina · Kazakhstan · Wimbledon
Aug/22
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Queen Rybakina Doesn’t Feel Like A Grand Slam Champ
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By Scoop Malinowski Elena Rybakina won the most prestigious title in tennis this summer but, incredibly, she now feels disappointed by the experience which should have been a dream-come-true, thrill-of-a-lifetime. “It was my dream to win Wimbledon. It’s a pity. I feel like actually I’m not the Wimbledon champion,” Rybakina said at her US Open […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · Elena Rybakina · US Open · Wimbledon
By Scoop Malinowski Elena Rybakina just won the biggest tennis tournament in the world as she conquered Ons Jabeur in three sets to win her first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon. But the tennis establishment is not exactly over-celebrating Rybakina’s historic, dream-come-true triumph. She’s barely noticeable on the home page of the WTA web site. […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · Elena Rybakina · Kazakhstan · Russia · Wimbledon
By Scoop Malinowski Elena Rybakina executed one of the greatest displays of poetic justice in the history of sport as she overcame Ons Jabeur to win Wimbledon 36 62 62. The Russian born who now plays for Kazakhstan, showed nerves of steel in outplaying the media and crowd darling no. 3 seed Ons Jabeur with […] Continue to read full article...
