Wimbledon Final after 57 minutes… Shibi Ong Tech wins the first fasting as a Polish player
The first stage of the first major tournament. The opponent was the world’s No. 1 win until last year. Shibi Ong Tech was the first to win the Wimbledon final, but he was the strongest who won five times in the major competition (French Open 4, US Open No. 1). Was it a difference in experience? Amanda Animoba (12th in the United States) was embarrassed by all shots of Shibi Ong Tech. I was disappointed with my own play and looked like a crying look. And the result was 0-2 (0: 6/0: 6) that could not win a single game.
The Wimbledon Women’s Singles Finals held in the English Club in London, England on the 12th, ended in just 57 minutes. Animo Moba, who had been expected to defeat Arina Sabalenka (Belarus), the world’s No. 1 in the semi -finals, was unable to use it at all. Since the opening era (1968), the only game is the only one who has not won a game in the Wimbledon finals. The first time in the 1988 French Open, the major competition was the first time.
Shibi Ong Tech, the ruler of Clay Court, showed tremendous concentration and won the first Wimbledon championship and 6 wins. He was only involved in four major competitions since the 2024 French Open, and he completely washed away the regret with this victory. He was also the first player from Poland who won the Wimbledon Women’s Singles for the first time in the open era. This win is also the 100th victory since Shibi Ong Tech debuted in the Grand Slam in 2019. Major competitions are 100 wins and 20 losses.
After the Clay Court (France Open) and Hard Court (US Open) and the lawn coat (Wimbledon), Shibi Ong Tech rejoiced after the game, “I didn’t even dream because I thought it was too far.” Until last year, Shibi Tech’s Wimbledon’s best performance was the quarter -finals. The winning prize is £ 3 million. Shibi Ong Tech will become third in the world rankings announced on the 14th.
Although he was defeated by the same age born in 2001, Animo Moba, who was once called a ‘tennis genius’, announced the resurrection through this competition. In his junior, he went through mental wandering due to his father’s death, and once returned to the court in early 2024 after considering retirement. No -Shimoba thanked her mother’s mother by pouring tears after the game.
By Kim Yang -hee, reporter whizzer4@hani.co.kr
