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Ons Jabeur has paid tribute to Roger Federer in the wake of the Swiss’ retirement announcement, adding her voice to his millions of fans in declaring it a “sad day for the sport”. The Tunisian world No. 2 grew up closely watching Federer’s immaculate slice backhand and has built a crafty game around that particular shot.
Ons Jabeur stormed into the third round of Wimbledon with a 6-1 6-1 thrashing of Zhouxuan Bai that took just 45 minutes. The Tunisian is looking to go one step better than her runner-up finish at the All England Club last year, and faces Bianca Andreescu next. Ad Jabeur, seeded sixth at SW19, was untroubled in her victory on Court No.1, earning five breaks and staying solid on serve with six aces and 87% of first serve points won.
Ons Jabeur again demonstrated her skills with an «amazing touch» as she produced an audacious jumping drop shot in her opening match at the 2023 French Open on Tuesday. The Tunisian, who had already established a break of serve to lead 2-1 in the opening set against her opponent, Lucia Bronzetti of Italy, showcased her immense talent with some wonderful improvisation.
Ons Jabeur says she will use the pressure on her to try and help «realise the dream of an entire continent» prior to her French Open bid. The Tunisian is bidding to become the first African and Arab woman to win a major title and has been seeded seventh for the second slam of the season at Roland-Garros. Ad Jabeur enjoyed a breakthrough year in 2022, winning the Madrid Open before reaching the Wimbledon and US Open finals, suffering defeat in both, but overall experiencing a transformative year in her life.
Ons Jabeur dedicated her first title of 2023 to her newborn nephew after winning the Charleston Open by beating Belinda Bencic in straight sets in Sunday’s final. The Tunisian, who has climbed to No. 4 in the WTA rankings, triumphed 7-6 (6) 6-4 in a statement start to the clay court season.
The WTA Tour this season has so far been about three players: Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabelanka and Elena Rybakina. Ons Jabeur is hoping to change that. Ad Jabeur made two Grand Slam finals in 2022 and finished the year as No.
Ons Jabeur ousted Ajla Tomljanovic in straight sets, becoming the first African woman to reach the US Open semi-finals in the open era. The Tunisian clinched her place in the last four of the Grand Slam with a 6-4 7-6(4) win over Serena Williams' victor Tomljanovic. Ad Jabeur was the first to break as she moved 3-1 clear of Tomljanovic.
There was a parity to Ons Jabeur and Ajla Tomljanovic’s displays at the US Open at Sunday night, and now the pair will face off for a place in the semi-finals at Flushing Meadows. Both Jabeur and Tomljanovic won first-set tie-breaks before enjoying more comfortable second sets in their respective fourth-round victories. Ad Jabeur, the first African to reach the last eight in New York since South Africa’s Amanda Coetzer in 1998, beat No.