Aryna Sabalenka captures warm hugs with Andre Agassi and Naomi Osaka, her stunning dinner date look & more in Las Vegas photodump
Aryna Sabalenka Shares Heartfelt Moments with Andre Agassi & Naomi Osaka in Las Vegas Photo Dump
Aryna Sabalenka recently treated fans to a glimpse of her whirlwind 24 hours in Las Vegas, where she teamed up with tennis legend Andre Agassi for the MGM Rewards Slam exhibition event. The WTA World No. 1 shared a series of stunning photos on Instagram, capturing everything from warm embraces with Naomi Osaka and Agassi to her elegant dinner date look in a striking red gown.
Sabalenka & Agassi Secure Victory Over Osaka & Fish
The Belarusian and the eight-time Grand Slam champion took on the duo of Naomi Osaka and Mardy Fish, edging them out 10-8 in a thrilling one-round tiebreaker at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. The venue has a special history for Agassi, as it was the same place where he and his wife, Steffi Graf, defeated Andy Roddick and Eugenie Bouchard to win Pickleball 3.
Adding to the special night, Agassi’s daughter, Jaz, was spotted in the stands, cheering on her father and Sabalenka as they clinched the win.
Sabalenka & Agassi’s Playful Banter Before the Match
Ahead of the showdown, Sabalenka and Agassi shared a lighthearted moment in an interview with Emily Austin, playfully explaining why they were the superior team heading into the match.
Agassi: “We’re better because of [my] partner—I’m already sweating just being close to her!”
Sabalenka: “I have to say, we’re much better because my outfit matches his headband!”
The duo’s chemistry translated well onto the court, as they powered through to victory against Osaka and Fish.
What’s Next for Sabalenka?
Following her exciting stint in Las Vegas, Sabalenka is shifting her focus to the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. Despite a disappointing second-round exit at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships—where she fell to Clara Tauson (3-6, 2-6)—Sabalenka remains a strong contender heading into the Sunshine Swing.
She came agonizingly close to the Indian Wells title in 2023, finishing runner-up to Elena Rybakina, but will be eager to go one step further this year. While she’s yet to lift the singles trophy, she does have history at the event, having won the doubles title in 2019—a feat she followed up by claiming the Miami Open doubles title to complete the Sunshine Double.
With her sights set on another deep run, Sabalenka is ready to bring her powerful game back to the hard courts.
