Tennis Legend Chris Evert Presents ‘Confident’ Assessment of Ons Jabeur as the Tunisian Gets Ready to Taste Grand Slam Glory at Wimbledon

This year’s Wimbledon is one that will be remembered for years to come. With many underdogs shining and claiming their right to the victorious path, the entertainment has followed non-stop. Ons Jabeur is one player who has shown her immense talent in the grass slam. Bulldozing past rank 6 Aryna Sabalenka, Jabeur has set herself up for a spectacular final. Due to her efforts, the WTA rank 6 has made even Chris Evert believe that she will win her first grand slam. 

As she impresses experts with her performances, Jabeur has created a new record in her career. With her second Wimbledon final, she stands with Serena Williams and Venus Williams for an impressive feat.

Chris Evert vouches for Ons Jabeur for Wimbledon final

As the rounds and the rest of the stages come to an end, fans are ready to witness the final WTA Wimbledon match of 2023. Ons Jabeur, rank 6, will face Markéta Vondroušová in the final. Both players have toiled against some of the best in women’s tennis to reach the final. Jabeur faced three players in the top 10 since the fourth round.

She racked up an impressive victory against defending champion Elena Rybakina and even Aryna Sabalenka. As the final is set to take place in a few hours, tennis experts have given their opinions on the player who will lift the trophy. Chris Evert, three-time Wimbledon champion, favors Jabeur to be the victor of the grass slam.

She gave the reason, “Jabeur will win because she’s confident, and her past experience of losing two finals will help her to not make the same mistakes of nerves and little belief.“

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Today’s match will become the third grand slam final of Jabeur. With this final, she has become the third women’s player in history to set a record previously set by the Williams sisters.

Wimbledon final puts rank 6 on a prestigious list

After her victory against Sabalenka, Jabeur became the talk of the town. To defeat two of the top three players is no easy feat, and Jabeur showed her class in the matches. Now in the Wimbledon final, Jabeur has become the third WTA player in the last two decades to appear in back-to-back Wimbledon finals. The previous holders of the record are Serena and Venus Williams.

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As Wimbledon becomes her third final since 2022, she will only aim for the trophy. Will she emerge triumphant in the final?