Aryna Sabalenka wasn't going to make the same mistake she did the last time she lost in a Grand Slam tournament.

Aryna Sabalenka said she did not want to "face that hate again" as she praised her Wimbledon conqueror Amanda Anisimova on Thursday - in stark contrast to her attitude following the French Open final when she was anything but complimentary about Coco Gauff.

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Aryna Sabalenka said she has apologized to Coco Gauff after dismissing Gauff's first French Open title and regrets comments she made after the final.

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Sabalenka definitely learned her lesson about how to conduct herself in the press room after a defeat but she will still definitely leave Wimbledon with a bitter taste in her mouth after another promising Grand Slam campaign didn't result in a win.

Aryna Sabalenka told reporters: ‘Yeah, as I said, I’m kind of happy for what happened to me at the French Open, because I had a chance to sit back and to look at everything in perspective and realise a lot of things about myself and I kind of like feel that I’m a different person and I learned from that difficult lesson.

Aryna Sabalenka has not won a Grand Slam title this year, losing two finals and now the semi-final at Wimbledon.

Coco Gauff accepted Aryna Sabalenka's apology after her French Open post-match press conference in the form of a Wimbledon TikTok dance olive branch

Coco Gauff and Aryna Sabalenka shared a TikTok dance, sealing their truce after Sabalenka's French Open comments sparked controversy

Aryna Sabalenka said she has apologized to Coco Gauff after dismissing Gauff's first French Open title and regrets comments she made after the final.

No. 1 women's seed Aryna Sabalenka received a tough test in the quarterfinal against Laura Siegemond, but learned a telling less from her French Open loss to Coco Gauff in Paris. "Honestly, I think there's a big possibility that I would have lost this match if I didn't learn that lesson at the