
Aryna Sabalenka
Tennis player
Four-time Grand Slam champion and one of the strongest female tennis players in the world right now — in the First&Red team
Four‑time Grand Slam champion, and one of the strongest tennis players in the world right now — she’s part of the First&Red team.
Arina joined the professional tour in 2015. Since then, Sobolenko has won more than 400 matches and earned over $50 million in prize money. In 2024, Arina achieved a double at the Cincinnati Open and the US Open — previously, only Kim Clijsters, Serena Williams, and Coco Gauff had managed to win these two tournaments consecutively. In 2026, she conquered the American “Sunshine” combination — two consecutive WTA‑1000 series tournaments: Indian Wells and Miami.
Since August 2025, Arina Sobolenko has become part of the First&Red tennis family. And as our ambassador, she won the 2025 US Open.
Videos
Stories
TennisSabalenka ArynaJanuary 26, 2026Maxim YanchevskySabalenka Breaks Djokovic's Record: Australian Open Week One RoundupThe opening week of the Australian Open has come to a close, and only one First&Red ambassador remains in the singles draw—world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka .
TennisBublik AlexanderShnaider DianaKhachanov KarenSabalenka ArynaJanuary 16, 2026Maxim YanchevskyWhat will happen at Aus Open-2026: whom First&Red ambassadors will playAustralian Open-2026 draw revealed the opponents of Aryna Sabalenka, Diana Shnaider, Karen Khachanov and Alexandr Bublik.You may be interested
International Padel returns to Moscow. What to watch, where it takes place and how to get to the tournamentThe most important tournament of the year.
Olympics vs. Wimbledon: For the First Time, Tennis Stars May Have to ChooseThroughout tennis history, the Olympic Games have rarely competed with the Grand Slams.
Rafa: The Documentary That Finally Shows Nadal Not as a Superhero, but as a Human BeingWhen sports icons make documentaries about themselves, audiences usually know exactly what to expect: archival victories, inspirational quotes, stories of overcoming adversity, and an obligatory triumphant ending.