Iga Świątek finished this year WTA Finals at the group stage stage. At the beginning of the competition, our competitor defeated Barbora Krejcikova, but then lost to Coco Gauff. In the last match, she defeated Daria Kasatkina 6:0, 6:1, but it was not enough. – It seemed that everything was OK, but the match against Gauff proved that the Pole was far from her best. It was a 60-70 percent performance. Polish women's possibilities – analyzed Tomasz Wolfke.
There will be another film about Świątek! Journalists announce
In such a situation, Świątek will finish the individual season as the runner-up in the WTA rankings. Next year she will try to return to the top and overtake Aryna Sabalenka again. Now the 23-year-old will still compete in the Billie Jean King Cup, where she will represent our country together with Magdalena Fręch, Magda Linette, Maja Chwalińska and Katarzyna Kawa.
It turns out that Iga Świątek will deliver this year fans emotions not only thanks to performances on the court. Recently, Canal+Sport journalists announced that the station will broadcast another season of the series entitled “The Four Seasons of Iga”. The premiere of the first part took place on December 24, 2022. In the material we could see behind the scenes of the best season performed by the Pole so far.
The second material promises to be even more interesting! Finally, this year Świątek triumphed again Roland Garrosbut at the same time she lost at the Olympic Games in Paris to Qinwen Zheng or ended her cooperation with Tomasz Wiktorowski. The second part of “The Four Seasons of Iga” will be available to watch during this year's holidays. “During Christmas, the Canal+ Sport documentary series 'Four Seasons of Iga' vol. 2 will be born. We have an hour-long conversation with Iga Świątek. I will say this – you have to see it,” wrote Bartosz Ignacik on social media.
“And after many other conversations with important people in the tennis world. The second season promises to be even better than the first, you can take us at our word. And after the New Year we will settle accounts of what we will put together in the coming weeks,” adds his editorial colleague Żelisław Żyżyński.