Amanda Anisimova was accused of breaking an unwritten rule by Aryna Sabalenka but the American is unlikely to give a hoot as she takes on Iga Swiatek in the Wimbledon finalAndy Dunn Chief Sports Writer and Michael D. Carroll02:00, 11 Jul 2025Updated 02:01, 11 Jul 2025Iga Swiatek cruised into Saturday’s final with a dominant winIt’s clear that Amanda Anisimova managed to get under Aryna Sabalenka’s skin on her way to her first Grand Slam final.However, the 23 year old from New Jersey will have her work cut out if she’s to unsettle Iga Swiatek in the same way when they face off on Saturday.During her 4-6 6-4 4-6 loss, Sabalenka took issue with Anisimova for supposedly celebrating a point prematurely, and gave her a stern stare when the American failed to acknowledge a fortunate winner that clipped the net.Sabalenka referenced the alleged early celebration, saying: “She kind of p****d me off.”She also touched on Anisimova’s lack of apology for the net cord, adding: “I was like … ‘you don’t want to say sorry?’ She just wanted, I guess, badly to win this match. If she doesn’t feel like saying sorry, that’s on her.”, reports the Mirror.Anisimova was right to shrug off Sabalenka’s grievances and will be aware that she’s unlikely to rattle 24 year old Swiatek, who has a flawless record in Grand Slam finals and was merciless in dispatching unseeded Belinda Bencic 6-2 6-0.Article continues belowAmanda Anisimova covers her face in disbelief after securing her place in the Wimbledon final(Image: More