Aryna Sabalenka will soon kick off her 2023 US Open campaign, and she will do it in style with a custom Nike outfit.
While the game itself is mesmerizing at the last Grand Slam tournament of the year, for many, the style on display is just as captivating. Therefore, it's not surprising that we have already seen multiple outfit reveals, and more are coming every day as the tournament, which begins on August 28th, 2023, approaches.
This year, there’s already a few names on everyone’s lips when it comes to both talent and tennis attire. Coco Gauff has been playing sensational tennis recently and also showcased her outfit, which was praised by many tennis fans.
But other players competing on the WTA Tour don't want to stay behind. Aryna Sabalenka is one of them, and the second-highest-ranked woman in the WTA Rankings will have a custom outfit made by Nike for the 2023 US Open.
Turning to social media, Sabalenka gave her fans and followers a sneak peek into what they could expect at the US Open. Nike, a brand synonymous with sports and style, has once again outdone itself. The outfit, awash with varying shades of pink, seems like an embodiment of both Aryna’s fiery spirit and the vibrant energy of the US Open.
"So excited to get my own custom Nike outfit for the US Open! Can’t wait to get on court and start serving some lewks."
But as any professional athlete, while Sabalenka certainly wants to look good while she plays, it won't be her main focus at the 2023 US Open. That may be the fight for the world no. 1 spot, but as the Belarusian said ahead of the event, she's not thinking about that.
One thing that the world no. 2 certainly thinks about is doing well at Flushing Meadows. She did everything necessary to prepare well for the last major of the season, and her preparation will be tested by Maryna Zanevska in the first round of the tournament.
"Yeah, I mean, I played some great tennis, a lot of good matches the last week. That's what I needed before going to the US Open. And, yeah, I was there, like, thinking more about building my tennis for the US Open so I can come here with couple of matches - how to say - going into the US Open. I feel great. Yeah, the lessons is just to keep fighting no matter what, just keep working."
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