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Iga Swiatek
WTA · World No. 4

Iga Swiatek

🇵🇱Poland · Age 24 · Born 31 May 2001

About

Born in Warsaw and coached for years by her father Tomasz, Iga Swiatek announced herself by winning the 2020 Roland Garros aged 19, the youngest singles champion at the event since 1992. She has built one of the most dominant clay-court records of the modern era and reached world No. 1 in 2022, holding the position for over 100 weeks across multiple stints. Her sports-psychology partnership with Daria Abramowicz remains one of the most influential off-court relationships on tour.

Profile updated 29 Apr 2026
Right now
4
WTA rank
7,273
Ranking points
1-0
7-day record
100.0%
7-day win rate
28
Career titles
#1
Career-high rank

Recent form

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In the news

“Swiatek has won 92% of her clay matches against top-20 opponents since 2022 — the highest figure since Justine Henin's 2007 season.”

News last refreshed 29 Apr 2026
How they play

Playing style

A heavy-topspin baseliner who turns clay points into one-way traffic. The forehand is the engine — buggy-whip motion, RPMs north of 3,500 — and the lefty cross-court is a structural advantage against right-handers. Footwork is excellent, especially behind her backhand wing, and her ability to flatten the forehand on faster surfaces is a key reason she has won majors on three different surfaces.

Serve
Speed has improved year-on-year under Wim Fissette; placement and disguise are her main serving weapons.
Groundstrokes
Forehand is the world-class shot; the two-handed backhand is steadier than spectacular but rarely breaks down.
Movement
Slides into clay corners with upper-tier balance; lateral pushes on hard courts are good but not elite.
Weakness
When pushed wide off the backhand into a short reply, opponents can get a look at her open court.

Surface splits

Career surface splits.

Hard
77.1% 212–63
Clay
86.2% 131–21
Grass
77.3% 34–10

Serve & return fingerprint

1 match of statistics in the last 7 days. Aces/match: · DFs/match: 1

1st serve %1st-serve W%2nd-serve W%Return 1st W%BP saved
1st serve in
70.0%
1st-serve points won
86.0%
2nd-serve points won
33.0%
Return on 1st
58.0%
Return on 2nd
60.0%

Big-match temperament

1/0
Breadsticks given/taken

Notable rivalries

Aryna Sabalenka
The defining women's rivalry; Swiatek leads on clay, Sabalenka level on hard since 2024.
Coco Gauff
Swiatek holds a strong overall lead, including the 2022 RG final.
Jessica Pegula
All Pegula's wins have come on hard; Swiatek perfect on clay against her.

Rivalry network

Most-played opponents inside our 7-day rolling window.

D. Snigur1–0
Career

Career snapshot

28
Career titles
#1
Career high
2016
First season
SeasonYear-end rankW–LTitles
201818627–43
20196034–170
20201717–61
2021935–142
2022167–98
2023168–116
2024264–95
2025264–173
20250–00
202623–20

Team and equipment

Head coach
Wim Fissette
Co-coach
Daria Abramowicz (sports psychologist, since 2019)
Fitness
Maciej Ryszczuk
Physio
Daria Sulewska
Height
176 cm
Plays
Right-handed
Backhand
Two-handed
Coach
Wim Fissette
Racquet
Tecnifibre Tempo 298 Iga
String
Tecnifibre Razor Code / Multifeel
Apparel
On
Shoes
On THE ROGER Pro

Career highlights

  • Grand Slam titles: Roland Garros 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025; US Open 2022; Wimbledon 2025
  • WTA 1000 titles: Indian Wells 2022, 2024; Madrid 2024; Rome 2021, 2022, 2024
  • Year-end world No. 1: 2022, 2023
  • WTA Finals champion: 2023
Watch & follow

Where to follow

Live scores when Swiatek is on court appear on our tennis today and live streaming pages. The full WTA top-100 sits at our live WTA rankings. Compare Swiatek on the player statistical deep dive.

Head-to-head vs Aryna Sabalenka →

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