Aryna Sabalenka suffers early exit against Ann Li at Wuhan Open
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 8:27 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

Aryna Sabalenka, the World No. 2, was eliminated from the Wuhan Open following a three-set match against American Ann Li. Despite saving nine match points, Sabalenka was unable to secure a victory, extending her title drought to ten tournaments since her last win at the Miami Open in March 2026. Fans have suggested that Sabalenka should consider taking a break from competition as her performance has declined, highlighted by her recent loss at the China Open. Following the match, Li praised Sabalenka's resilience and discussed her approach to the game during the challenging contest.
- •Sabalenka loses to Ann Li in three sets at the Wuhan Open.
- •This marks Sabalenka's tenth consecutive tournament without a title.
- •She last won a title at the Miami Open in March 2026.
- •Some fans suggest Sabalenka should take a break from competition.
- •Li praised Sabalenka's performance while discussing her own match strategy.
- 8:27 PMYahoo Sports — “Take a Break”; “Truly Crazy” – Fans Shocked as Aryna Sabalenka’s Title Drought Continues With Shock Wuhan Open Loss to Ann Li
"Tennis fans have suggested that Aryna Sabalenka may need a break after the World No. 2 suffered another early exit, this time at the Wuhan Open.
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