Naomi Osaka vs. Elena Rybakina Extended Highlights | 2026 US Open Round 4

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AI GeneratedElena Rybakina delivered a dominant performance to defeat two-time US Open champion Naomi Osaka 6-1, 6-4 in just 66 minutes. Rybakina's superior serving and aggressive baseline play overwhelmed Osaka, leaving the second seed struggling to find a rhythm. With this victory, Rybakina moves one win closer to achieving the world number one ranking.
It's an excellent combination.
It's an excellent combination. It's a slight edge to Ryabakrina.
It's a slight edge to Ryabakrina. Good hold in the end.
Good hold in the end. That's why you will not see a
That's why you will not see a spare seat here.
spare seat here. Fatik holds from Osaka.
This moment or this court at all.
13 back and it continues to serve
at 86% first serves in.
Yeah, it's excellent from Osaka
with the power that they possess.
Right on cue, another serve plus one
forehand put away for Elena Rebecca.
Good stuff.
Oh, second double in the game.
The gift of a break for the number two seed
is not the way to lose your service game.
Yeah, very similar numbers to what
I was just kind of alluding to.
Game I tell you.
It's a way to give one away.
It's just hitting the ball so well.
I actually bumped into.
Jonesy, who is a warm up partner
for a lot of the players as you
know him Adam as well from that
smile on your face and he.
Like that, no, Vukov looks on.
It's a beauty to come through the game.
Made slightly hard work of it from 30 love up,
but I just could not be playing
much better here.
Elena Rebecca.
I think that's the only one thing.
Problem for Naomi is she's not getting
a lot of looks at second serves.
Seals the set with another big first serve.
A lot of people thought this one
was going to be pretty close.
Elena Rebecca has other ideas so far.
She takes it 6-1.
Just trust me on that one.
So it's so comfortable hitting
that swing volley is Rebecca.
OK, just one.
Point what an intelligent final volley
as well. Just going back in behind Osaka there.
The first serves just keep on.
What a time to find it just misses
with the forehand massive holds.
They were back in. It didn't take it,
so still serving from behind here 1-2.
It's just a little short and allows
Rebecca to step up and just punish
the forehands.
So you think you have to try here
if Naomi gets enough time on the forehand,
I feel like she's got to get back in
and moving a little bit more.
And look how short that is.
That's the problem.
Yeah, it's a stunning angle,
but Osaka's found that little
disappointed with that Osaka.
And we're now in September.
It's just not gone away.
Excellent point there from Osaka.
Little couple of points here.
Oh my goodness, there is no doubt
that that's a different forehand.
That was two huge service games
in a row for Naomi Osaka.
It's the start Osaka wanted in this game.
Again, the shot tolerance to be
able to handle that back end.
Osaka off an absolute lasered forehand
describe Naomi Osaka,
but she just said she wanted just
to make as many balls as she could
and almost force her opponent
to win points.
The simple holds for Rybakina
after dropping the first point there.
Both of these two know what a massive
chance it is now,
obviously with Iga Sviantek losing.
Oh, it's not going to improve
Osaka's spirits out there.
This time the pressure does tell.
What a combination again from Elena Rybakina.
Nice stress free hold.
Penetrate through the court enough
with her own winner categories.
OK, no sign of nerves there.
What a second serve.
A statement performance from
Elena Rybakina.
Who knocks out the two time US Open
champion Naomi Osaka out here on Armstrong
in just 66 minutes.
Almost flawless today was Rybakina.
That is just one win away now
from becoming the world number one as well.
It is going to be Jun Qin Wen
up next for Rybakina who comes
through today 6-1, 6-4.
