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What a time to be alive if you are a Polish tennis fan. On Monday, Iga Świątek passed the threshold of 90 weeks spent as the world number 1 of the WTA ranking.
In the fast-paced, fiercely competitive world of professional tennis, reaching requires not just skill and talent, but also resilience, consistency, and a commitment to excellence. In this regard, Iga Świątek’s remarkable accomplishment of spending 90 weeks as the world number one is nothing short of extraordinary.
What makes Świątek’s achievement even more remarkable is how she has dominated her opponents on all surfaces. From the clay courts of Roland Garros to the grass courts of Wimbledon, Świątek’s versatile playing style has seen her emerge victorious against the very best in the sport for the last two years.
Perhaps what truly sets Świątek apart is her mental fortitude and determination to succeed. Despite facing formidable opponents and the pressures that come with being at the top, the Varsovian has remained focused and composed, approaching each match with the same level of intensity and passion.
Beyond her on-court accomplishments, Świątek’s impact extends far beyond the world of tennis. As a role model and ambassador for the sport (and her country!), she has inspired countless young athletes around the world to pursue their dreams and to never give up.
In a sport where success is often measured by Grand Slam titles and tournament victories, Świątek’s achievement of spending 90 weeks as the world number one is a testament to her enduring legacy in the sport. It is a milestone that places her among the all-time greats of tennis and cements her place in the annals of sporting history.
Iga is now chasing Lindsay Davenport in the all-time ranking of most weeks spent on top of the charts. The American was number 1 for 98 weeks in total.
Image: X (@iga_swiatek)
Author: Sébastien Meuwissen
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