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It's okay to not play your best and keep fighting and keep using the rest of the weapons. "So it's a reminder that it's okay to still struggle with something. Not every match will be going your way and you'll be serving perfectly," Sabalenka said. "There will be some days when old habits come back and you just have to work through it. Sabalenka struggled with her serve over the last few years before a stint with a biomechanics trainer turned her weakness into a weapon, which she used to great effect en route to her first Grand Slam title in January.īut in a rematch of that title clash, the Belarusian struggled with accuracy again as all 10 of her double faults came in the opening set of the Indian Wells final. (Reuters) - Aryna Sabalenka said she had slipped back into "old habits" with her serve during her 7-6(11) 6-4 loss to Elena Rybakina in Sunday's Indian Wells final but the Australian Open champion vowed to learn from her mistakes and come back stronger.
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