Iga Świątek “Pride and Happiness”. The tennis player shared his records from Rome

There is a beautiful period in the life of Iga Swedek. The Polish woman won her fifth match on Sunday, strengthening her position as leader in the WTA rankings. After the victory in Rome, he spoke on social media.

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Iga wiątek has been doing extraordinary things in recent weeks or really months. The Polish woman’s last defeat came on February 16 against Jelena Ostapenko in Dubai. Later, he won 28 more games and will try to retain the winning series in Paris during the Roland Garros starting on May 22nd.

Soon our star will be fully focused on the upcoming Grand Slam match, but he shared his recordings from the match in Rome on social media. In the final, Swedek defeated Oz Jabiur 6: 2, 6: 2, and after the last ball he fell on the court and cried with joy.

– Despite the many tears shed after the last ball of the match, it is good to know that the photos came out well – SwiTech wrote on Instagram.

Our tennis player has added two photos from the Italian capital to the entry. In one of them he posed with the trophy he won, and in the other – with the staff.

– This is not an easy week, expectations, stress and many challenges unknown on the TV screen. I go to Paris proudly and happily. But before the trip, I will have a moment to breathe – said our representative.

Polga will join Roland Karros as head of the world rankings and a major favorite. Let me remind you that he has already won the Paris Slam once. This happened in 2020. Barbora Grezhikova became the tennis queen of Paris last season.

The second Grand Slam match of the season starts on Sunday, May 22nd. In addition to Christmas, Magda Lynette and Magdalena Fresh will be represented in the women’s singles, and Katharsina Kawa will try to qualify.

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