POLL: Who will win Women's Australian Open 2025 title as Quarter-Final line-up set

With the Quarter-Final line-up now set at the 2025 Australian Open, it is time to have your say with our poll to decide who will become the women's champion with the last eight remaining all in the running.

Aryna Sabalenka will be favourite. She is the current reigning two-time champion and she has not dropped a set thus far. In particular against Sloane Stephens and Mirra Andreeva she was emphatic winning the latter 6-1, 6-2. She faces Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova who saw off Yue Yuan, Anastasia Potapova, Laura Siegemund and Donna Vekic to reach the point.

She was technically the direct beneficiary of Qinwen Zheng's demise. Coco Gauff and Paula Badosa will also face off. The former has faced a tough run on paper with Sofia Kenin, Jodie Burrage, Leylah Fernandez and Belinda Bencic swatted aside for the most part.

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Badosa saw off Olga Danilovic, Marta Kostyuk, Talia Gibson and Xinyu Wang and has been in resurgent form for some time. Madison Keys took out pantomime villain Danielle Collins last round and will have a golden opportunity when she faces Elina Svitolina which the same can be said for. A first Quarter-Final since Wimbledon last year for Svitolina which is only two Grand Slams but she has been out injured since so shows an impressive return.

While finally Iga Swiatek has perhaps been the most impressive but against fairly poor opposition as such. She faced Emma Raducanu who failed to land a glove on her. The same can be said for Eva Lys who in truth seemingly rode her luck to this point. But she now faces the three set queen in Emma Navarro who perhaps might have ran out of gas herself. She has been taken to a limit all tournament and will hope to defy the great form of the former World No.1 who is also buoyed by no CAS appeal.

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