The electricity in the stadium was almost tangible today as Aryna Sabalenka stepped onto the court in Wuhan — and from the opening point, it was clear this would be a match with narrative. Fans, commentators, and live-score trackers all held their breath as she faced Rebecca Sramkova in Round 2.
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Early on, the live scoreboard flashed a warning: Sramkova broke Sabalenka’s serve in the very first game. The Czech competitor struck with clean winners, forcing the top seed to chase the point from the baseline. Sabalenka looked a bit off rhythm, and the first set slipped away 4-6. Watchers across LiveScore and Flashscore were updating with each game, each service break.
But then, almost like a switch flipped mid-match, the tone shifted. As the second set began, Sabalenka’s serve regained authority. She broke Sramkova to go 2-1, then pushed forward with pressure, saving break points and reversing momentum. Live commentary from WTA’s “Scores Live” feed and the WTA website charted the tide turning.
By the third set, the match had transformed. The live display of match stats showed Sabalenka winning more baseline exchanges, converting break after break, and commanding the court with confidence. Her return game tightened; Sramkova’s punchy returns lost sharpness under pressure. Sabalenka sealed the match with ease, 6-1 in the decider — final result: 4-6, 6-3, 6-1.
For those following live updates, the tension peaked in the mid-second set: multiple long deuce games, break point rescues, and swings in momentum that made the live text commentary nearly unputdownable. The WTA’s “Scores Live” dashboard reflected the shifts: number of break points faced and saved, first-serve percentages climbing, and total point tallies tilting in Sabalenka’s favor.
With this win, Sabalenka remains undefeated in Wuhan (18–0) and moves into the third round, where she’ll face Liudmila Samsonova — a match that will also be available live via streaming platforms.