Iga Swiatek (1 WTA) continues to enhance her legend. Her name is already established in history, since she once again established herself as the best in Paris. The Pole defeated Jasmine Paolini (15th) in the final of Roland Garrosby partials of 6-2 and 6-1, and He lifted the French trophy for the fourth time in his career and third consecutive.
The 23-year-old tennis player obtained a crown that highlights her image. She is already one of the four players who has won the French Open the most times in the Open Era.
Something that also reflects the stellar moment of Swiatek, who arrived at the Parisian competition as the new champion of the Masters 1000 in Madrid and Rome. This made her the first tennis player, since Serena Williams in 2013, to win the three most important clay tournaments on the women’s circuit.. She is, without a doubt, the best clay court player today.
The Pole led her victory from the beginning. The Pole started with everything against a great Paolini. However, the Italian couldn’t keep up the pace for that long. The world number one took command and began to display her best tennis. He managed to break in the sixth and eighth games, and took the first set 6-2, in 37 minutes.
The Italian’s attacks failed to harm Swiatek. The consistency that he had been showing was of no use against a tennis player who practically made no mistakes.
In the second round this increased. Paolini was completely overwhelmed. She did not have the tools to stand up to her rival. She found no room to break or even to sustain her own service, and she looked noticeably disconcerted.
Swiatek was forceful and overwhelming. She showed an abysmal difference in the speed of play. She didn’t give anything or give any chance. His intensity, aggressiveness, changes of direction and good backhand swept away his rival. Only in the seventh game did the Italian score again, in a game that only served to disguise the final result. It was a resounding 6-1 in the second set.
The Pole once again revalidates her crown, in addition to her position as the best in the world. So, He added the twenty-second title of his career and his fifth Grand Slam (four in Paris and one US Open).
