Świątek Destroys Zheng in India—A Warning Shot to the Rest of the Tour

If there were any doubts about Iga Świątek’s form, she just silenced them all with a statement victory over Zheng Qinwen. The scoreline—6-3, 6-3—only tells half the story. What unfolded in the quarterfinal was a brutal display of power, precision, and mental toughness from the Polish sensation. Świątek didn’t just win—she crushed any resistance Zheng could offer.

The match opened with both players trading fierce rallies, but it didn’t take long for Świątek to impose her authority. She broke Zheng early, setting the tone for a relentless attack that left her opponent scrambling for solutions. Every attempt by Zheng to shift momentum was met with an even stronger response, as Świątek’s forehands and backhands painted the lines with near-perfect accuracy.

Then came the second set—a moment where many expected Zheng to mount a comeback. And for a brief flicker of time, it looked possible. She secured a break and pumped her fist, sensing an opening. But Świątek was simply too good, breaking right back with a stunning return game that left Zheng stunned. That single exchange shattered any hope Zheng had of reversing her fate.

With every match, Świątek is sending a clear message to the rest of the field: she is here to dominate. This isn’t just about winning a title—it’s about establishing total control over the tour. Her intensity, her hunger, and her ability to outlast any challenge make her an unstoppable force.

Now, as she moves into the semifinals, the real question isn’t just who her next opponent will be—it’s whether anyone can stop Świątek’s unstoppable march toward yet another championship.