Maria Sharapova is a tennis player loved by many people for her talent and beauty.

Former Russian women’s tennis world number 1 – Maria Sharapova was spotted in the stands of Arthur Ashe Stadium to watch the US Open 2024 semi-final 1 between number 2 seed – Aryna Sabalenka and host country US player – Emma Navarro.

Despite her age, Sharapova’s beauty is still timeless and stands out from the crowd. The Russian beauty chose a bright-colored suit and tied her hair up instead of letting it fall to the sides as usual, exuding an overwhelming aura that has captivated many sports fans around the world.

In the past, the US Open was not a Grand Slam tournament that brought much success to Masha, with many times she did not participate or had to stop early, but Flushing Meadows is still an unforgettable memory for the “Russian Doll” when she won the title here when she was only 19 years old – defeating Justine Henin 6-4; 6-4 in the final in 2006.

It was also Sharapova’s second Grand Slam title before she completed her four majors in 2012 with the Roland Garros title.

Since hanging up her racket, Maria Sharapova has been a regular at the US Open every time the tournament starts. Now, Masha is a successful businesswoman with a fortune of hundreds of millions of US dollars, but her outstanding beauty and characteristic screams during matches are still unforgettable memories for tennis fans.

In the match Sharapova watched, Aryna Sabalenka defeated Emma Navarro in 2 sets with the scores of 6-3; 7-6. The Belarusian player played extremely dominant in the first set and most of the second set before making many mistakes, almost paying the price and only being able to finish her opponent in the tie-break.

Also at Arthur Ashe Stadium, the second semi-final between Jessica Pegula and Karolina Muchova is taking place. Pegula is expected to win the right to the final match, competing for the US Open championship right on her home field, especially in the context that Muchova suffered an injury in the quarter-final match against Beatriz Haddad Maia before.