World number one Iga Swiatek continues to confirm her dominance on the ladies professional circuit, a player who claimed her third consecutive title at Roland Garros on Saturday after beating Italy’s Jasmine Paolini, which was her fourth French Open trophy and fifth career Grand Slam.
“This victory means a lot, the tournament was surreal from the beginning, with a second round where we all know what happened, when I was 1-4 in the third set against Naomi Osaka. From there I managed to improve my game in every match and I’m very, very proud of myself, there were a lot of expectations and a lot of pressure but I’m happy to have overcome everything,” analyzed the best player on the planet.
The Warsaw native only gave herself 11 games on her way to glory, which ratifies her impressive dominance over the rest of the WTA circuit.
Now, after the triumph in Paris and with the Olympic Games in her sights, the Polish tennis player will seek to grow on a surface on which she has not obtained great results so far, the grass, which will culminate in the third major of the competitive calendar, Wimbledon.
