World number one Aryna Sabalenka is beaten in the Berlin Open semi-final by American Jessica Pegula, who reaches the final. Multiple reports describe a match that swings decisively in the final set. Pegula takes the first set 6-2, while Sabalenka responds in the second, winning 7-6 with a tiebreak (reported as 4/7). Pegula then dominates the decider, winning 6-0, including a scoreline that leaves Sabalenka without a game in the final set. BBC Sport and other outlets emphasize that Sabalenka’s campaign includes another heavy deciding-set defeat, saying she loses a set without winning a game. Sky Sports and Sports News also frame the result as a setback for Sabalenka’s Wimbledon preparations. Japan Today and Free Malaysia Today add that Sabalenka starts slowly and struggles to find rhythm, including poor forehand performance being exploited by Pegula. The Berlin final is set for Pegula after she overcomes her top-seeded opponent on grass.