Wimbledon 2025, Final Highlights Video: Final thrill in 3 minutes video

London. Every fan was waiting for the Wimbledon Women’s Final, but no one expected what happened in the match. Poland’s IGA Swiatek was amazing in the final match. On Saturday, Amanda of America defeated Anisimova in such a way that she would never like to remember in her entire career. IGA Swiatek defeated Amanda 6–0, 6–0 to win the title Wimbledon and the sixth Grand Slam for the first time. This was Wimbledon’s first women’s final in 114 years in which the opposing player could not win a single game.

America’s Amanda Anisimova was expected to fight a thorn in the Wimbledon Women’s Singles finals but the matter turned out to be one -sided. Swiatek, who won four years at the French Open and a trophy in the US Open, ended the match in 57 minutes. He finally won his first trophy on Grasskort by defeating the 13th seed Anisimova.


Swiatek became the first time female champion for the eighth consecutive time in Wimbledon. The eighth seed Swiatek was ahead 55-24 in the total issue and during this time she put only 10 winners. The 23 -year -old Anisimova, who reached the finals of Grand Slam for the first time, continued to falter from the beginning and 28 ‘unforced’ made mistakes. Swiatek ended the drought of the long -standing trophy. He won the last trophy in Rolan Gorn in June 2024, more than a year ago.