Rybakina and sister Anna enjoy day off in Rome before heading to French Open
WTAWednesday, 24 May 2023 at 07:33
Following her dominant title run at the recent Rome Open, Elena Rybakina took some well-deserved time off to enjoy the city of Rome with her sister, Anna.
Rybakina defeated Anhelina Kalinina on Saturday to win her second WTA 1000 trophy of the season, and her first on clay. With Anna by her side the next day, the reigning Wimbledon champion went on a fun outing to celebrate her victory.
The Rybakina sisters visited the Colosseum, the city's most famous historic structure. Additionally, they stopped by various other famous tourist spots, and embarked on a casual stroll through the streets of Rome.
The sisters share a close relationship, as Anna has traveled with and supported Elena on the WTA circuit. Furthermore, Anna has been present during most of Elena's big wins, including her capturing her maiden Grand Slam title at Wimbledon last year.
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