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Aryna Sabalenka successfully commenced her title defence at the Australian Open with a strong performance, defeating American Sloane Stephens in straight sets. The match showcased Sabalenka's powerful serve and aggressive baseline play, which have become hallmarks of her game.
From the outset, Sabalenka established her dominance, breaking Stephens' serve early and maintaining control throughout the match. Her relentless energy and focus on the court were evident as she navigated the challenges posed by her opponent.
The victory not only marks a promising start for the reigning champion but also reinforces her status as a formidable contender in the tournament. With the crowd rallying behind her, Sabalenka expressed her delight at returning to Melbourne, stating that it "feels like home."
As she progresses in the tournament, fans and analysts alike will be keenly watching her journey, eager to see if she can replicate her previous success and secure another title.
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