Elena Rybakina won the 2026 US Open final against Aryna Sabalenka on September 12, 2026, in New York. The match featured significant statistics highlighting both players' performances.
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In terms of serve, Rybakina delivered 12 aces while Sabalenka recorded 6. Rybakina made 3 double faults compared to Sabalenka's 5. Rybakina converted 25% of her break points, going 3 for 12, whereas Sabalenka had a lower conversion rate of 33.3%, making only 1 out of 3.
Rybakina's first serve success was notable, winning 58.5% of points on her first serve (62 out of 106), and she achieved 85.4% on first serve points won (35 out of 41). In contrast, Sabalenka had a first serve win rate of 47.1%, winning 41 out of 87 tries.
On the return, Sabalenka struggled with 14 return games played, and she won only 14.6% of her first return points. Rybakina's total points won amounted to 103 out of 193, while Sabalenka secured 90 points total.
Post-match, Sabalenka praised Rybakina, stating, 'She was simply a better player.' Rybakina's performance not only clinched her the US Open title but also elevated her to the No. 1 ranking in the WTA, securing her spot at the WTA Finals.