The American will not be afraid of Aryna Sabalenka. She is one of the few active players with a winning H2H record against Sabalenka, that currently stands at 5-3 to Anisimova, though caution has to be struck in this form guide as well, because Sabalenka has now won three of their last four meetings.

Their last meeting was at the French Open in the last 16, and that was a tight win for Sabalenka, albeit in straight sets. The difference here though could be the surface, despite Sabalenka’s form this year, she has yet to reach a Wimbledon final, and yet to win a grass court title in her career. Amanda Anisimova was a Queen’s finalist only four weeks ago, so there is good evidence to suggest that the surface could bring the distance between the players closer.

It is fairly surprising to see Sabalenka as big a price as she is in this market. Based on 2025 season data Sabalenka averages 0.33 aces per service game, Anisimova is slightly behind that ratio at 0.28 aces per service game, and Sabalenka has won this market in the last six matches between the pair. Indeed, Sabalenka won this market by a whole 8 aces in their last meeting on the clay of Paris.

Carson Branstine out-aced Sabalenka in the opening round here, but Sabalenka hasn’t lost this market since, winning it outright in three of the other four rounds, and tying with Emma Raducanu 4-4.

Anisimova has made more double faults than anyone else in the Championships this fortnight, hitting 31, an average of six per match. Sabalenka is currently down at 12, just over 2 per match.

Over the whole 2025 season, Anisimova is average 0.43 double faults per game, whereas the Sabalenka ratio is far lower at 0.19 double faults per game.