US Women’s Open in New York, final on Saturday, 12/09/26, 22:00
It has long been a modern classic in women’s tennis: Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina meet on average about three times a year. Now the next duel will take place on one of the biggest stages ever – at the US Open in New York.
With my Sabalenka Rybakina tip, the main thing for me is the physical condition. Rybakina had to do it again over three sets and also had 634 meters more on the place than the Belarusian.
Sabalenka vs. Rybakina AI predictions:
It is true that the betting AI programmed by us is actually based on football betting but with the right tennis data sets, it can be also win a meaningful Sabalenka Rybakina AI prediction.
Sabalenka won the last two direct duels in the spring, but especially in the final in Indian Wells, the Kazakh went into a Deciding set, at the end of which even a tie-break awaited!
Predicted chance of winning:
| Victory Sabalenka |
Victory Rybakina |
| 58.5% |
41.5% |
This is especially attractive if you expect them to opening set, gives up the second, but thanks to her physique in the deciding set retains the upper hand.
With more risk, odds of up to 7.00 can also be achieved via the variant that Sabalenka only wins after falling behind in sets – i.e. Rybakina wins the first set. Sabalenka won exactly according to this pattern by the way, the aforementioned final in Indian Wells!
What you need to know about Sabalenka vs. Rybakina betting
- Season Dominance: Sabalenka decided the last two direct hard court duels in spring 2026 (including smooth in Miami 6-4, 6-3), but Rybakina celebrated her biggest success of the season in January at the Australian Open final against Sabalenka.
- Service fortress Sabalenka: In her semi-final against Jessica Pegula shone Sabalenka with an outstanding service rate, hit 9 aces and fended off over 80% of all break points – her serve seems extremely stable on the New York hard courts.
- Rybakina’s comeback qualities: Physically challenged Rybakina lost in the semifinals against Coco Gauff in the first set pressure, but showed nerves of steel and turned the match in three tight sets (3:6, 6:4, 6:4) after more than two hours of play.
- Historic milestone: For the first time since Steffi Graf and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario in 1994, the same two Players in a calendar year both in the final of the Australian Open and the US Open. Rybakina leads in Grand Slam finals against Sabalenka with 2:1.
