Elena Rybakina made history at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships, becoming the first woman from Kazakhstan to win a Grand Slam singles title. Facing off against Ons Jabeur in the final, the 23-year-old came back from a set down to upset the Tunisian 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.Jabeur was the massive favorite for the title coming into the match but the pressure of the situation must have gotten to her, as the World No. 2 amped up the unforced errors after taking the first set.Rybakina, however, stepped up her game from the second set onwards, capitalizing on Jabeur's mistakes to score an extraordinary win.wta@WTAElena Rybakina is the youngest #Wimbledon champion since Kvitova in 2011!1187173Elena Rybakina is the youngest #Wimbledon champion since Kvitova in 2011! https://t.co/rR41k7sHJpWith the victory, the World No. 23 became the youngest player to win the title at SW19 since Petra Kvitova in 2011, as well as the second-lowest ranked woman in the Open Era to lift the Wimbledon trophy.Along with the fans, Rybakina's colleagues also flocked to social media to congratulate the Kazakh on her triumph. Words of praise were bestowed on Ons Jabeur as well for the valiant fight she put up, who was deemed simply unlucky to end up on the losing side on the night."Gee, is Wimbledon’s nightmare about to happen? In the face of banning Russians, that a Russian born and raised player, who is also a resident of Moscow, the now Kazakh may be about to become Wimbledon champion? That’s sport… it rarely follows a script. Long way to go..we’ll see," Paul McNamee tweeted just prior to Rybakina's victory.🎗️ Paul McNamee@PaulFMcNameeGee, is Wimbledon’s nightmare about to happen? In the face of banning Russians, that a Russian born and raised player, who is also a resident of Moscow, the now Kazakh may be about to become Wimbledon champion? That’s sport… it rarely follows a script. Long way to go..we’ll see533Gee, is Wimbledon’s nightmare about to happen? In the face of banning Russians, that a Russian born and raised player, who is also a resident of Moscow, the now Kazakh may be about to become Wimbledon champion? That’s sport… it rarely follows a script. Long way to go..we’ll see"Congratulations to Elena Rybakina, Kazakhstan's first Grand Slam champion! What a comeback in a fantastic final that featured two skilled players," Billie Jean King tweeted.Billie Jean King@BillieJeanKingCongratulations to Elena Rybakina, Kazakhstan's first Grand Slam champion! What a comeback in a fantastic final that featured two skilled players. #Wimbledon twitter.com/wimbledon/stat…Wimbledon@WimbledonElena Rybakina rises to the occasion In its centenary year, Centre Court crowns a new Ladies’ Singles champion#Wimbledon | #CentreCourt10023217Elena Rybakina rises to the occasion ✨In its centenary year, Centre Court crowns a new Ladies’ Singles champion#Wimbledon | #CentreCourt100 https://t.co/Wabfr0GTdSCongratulations to Elena Rybakina, Kazakhstan's first Grand Slam champion! What a comeback in a fantastic final that featured two skilled players. #Wimbledon twitter.com/wimbledon/stat…Christopher Clarey 🇺🇸 🇫🇷 🇪🇸@christophclareyElena Rybakina of Kazakhstan wins Wimbledon and her 1st Grand Slam singles title with a remarkable, often pressure-proof display of power tennis but not just power tennis. Played some great defense too.Defeats Ons Jabeur of Tunisia 3-6, 6-2, 6-2#getty8211Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan wins Wimbledon and her 1st Grand Slam singles title with a remarkable, often pressure-proof display of power tennis but not just power tennis. Played some great defense too.Defeats Ons Jabeur of Tunisia 3-6, 6-2, 6-2#getty https://t.co/ar6nAXJ6kZ"I enjoyed watching Wimbledon final. Congratulations to both for a great performance and to Elena Rybakina for winning the title," Ana Ivanovic tweeted.Ana Ivanovic@anaivanovicI enjoyed watching @wimbledon-final. Congratulations to both for a great performance and to Elena #Rybakina for winning the title 🏼 #wimbledon62521I enjoyed watching @wimbledon-final. Congratulations to both for a great performance and to Elena #Rybakina for winning the title 👏🏼 #wimbledonBen Rothenberg@BenRothenbergElena Rybakina wins #Wimbledon with a barrage of big hitting, beating Ons Jabeur 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.Rybakina’s potential has been visible for years, and in this tournament she met the moment and then some. Well, well earned.53255Elena Rybakina wins #Wimbledon with a barrage of big hitting, beating Ons Jabeur 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.Rybakina’s potential has been visible for years, and in this tournament she met the moment and then some. Well, well earned."Was that the tamest reaction ever to winning Wimbledon?? Wow. Rybakina is the champ," Patrick McEnroe tweeted.Patrick McEnroe@PatrickMcEnroeWas that the tamest reaction ever to winning @Wimbledon ??Wow Rybakina is the champ81533Was that the tamest reaction ever to winning @Wimbledon ??Wow Rybakina is the champ"Looks like a Russian is going to win Wimbledon after all. Oopps," Rennae Stubbs tweeted.Rennae Stubbs OLY@rennaestubbsLooks like a Russian is going to win Wimbledon after all. Oopps50655Looks like a Russian is going to win Wimbledon after all. OoppsDavid Kane@DKTNNSHope someone GIFs Rybakina letting out a deep sigh after winning literal Wimbledon.25Hope someone GIFs Rybakina letting out a deep sigh after winning literal Wimbledon."After 14 straight Wimbledon women’s finals going to player who won the first set, we have a new score line 3-6 6-2 6-2. What do you think about the non celebration by Rybakina?" Pam Shriver tweeted. "If Rybakina wins today, her business decision of 4 years ago to accept Kazakh citizenship and support, would be one of best tennis player business decisions ever made given the Russian ban this year."Pam Shriver@PHShriverAfter 14 straight @Wimbledon women’s finals going to player who won the first set, we have a new score line 3-6 6-2 6-2. What do you think about the non celebration by Rybakina?1386After 14 straight @Wimbledon women’s finals going to player who won the first set, we have a new score line 3-6 6-2 6-2. What do you think about the non celebration by Rybakina?Pam Shriver@PHShriverIf Rybakina wins today, her business decision of 4 years ago to accept Kazakh citizenship and support, would be one of best tennis player business decisions ever made given the Russian ban this year.48229If Rybakina wins today, her business decision of 4 years ago to accept Kazakh citizenship and support, would be one of best tennis player business decisions ever made given the Russian ban this year."What a great final from these two champions Rybakina and Ons Jabeur. Congrats!" Gabriela Sabatini tweeted.Gabriela Sabatini@sabatinigabyokWhat a great final from these two champions #Rybakina , @Ons_Jabeur , congrats! #Wimbledon 27521What a great final from these two champions #Rybakina , @Ons_Jabeur , congrats! #Wimbledon 👏 https://t.co/iMwSlKhZ2ZDespite the Wimbledon win, Elena Rybakina will be losing 185 points next weekElena Rybakina remains World No. 23 despite winning WimbledonThanks to Wimbledon not awarding any ranking points this year, Elena Rybakina will suffer a net loss in her points haul despite winning the title at SW19. Since she made the fourth round last season, the Kazakh will drop 185 points next week and remain World No. 23 with 1805 points to her name.In the WTA Finals race, the 23-year-old remains in 19th position with the 1208 points she has accumulated so far this year. Had points been awarded, Rybakina could have moved into the qualification spots for the tournament very easily.