Iga Świątek (5. WTA) advanced to the Grand Slam quarter-finals Roland Garros after a 2.5-hour battle with Kazaszka Jelena Rybakina (11. It was by far the most difficult match of Iga in the tournament in which she got up, losing 1: 6, 0: 2. Ultimately, the meeting ended with a result of 1: 6, 6: 3, 7: 5 for Świątek. – It was a very difficult match. I felt like I was playing with Jannik Sinner. I managed to start. I had to do something to go back to the game – said Świątek after the meeting.
Świątek voted in the presidential election. She kept her word
Later, Świątek talked to Eurosport and reminded during the interview that the second round of presidential elections was taking place on Children's Day. – May Poles not feel like children today, because there are elections today – said Iga. “Bravo Iga! And by the way, do not wait until the evening with voting, because they announce storms and rain, which is a pity for every vote,” wrote Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland on the portal X after the match of Świątek – Rybakina.
– I will vote, though not before the match, because I would prefer to focus on it first. I hope that I will play so early that I will vote easily later. Voting is very important to me and I encourage everyone to vote, because it is our privilege, a civic obligation to use that we live in a democratic country. I hope as many people as possible go to vote. I already voted in the first round, you certainly saw on Instagram – said Świątek in an earlier conversation with “Fakt”.
According to what Świątek she was saying, she did it. Iga took advantage of the civic privilege and voted in the election. “#evener” – Świątek wrote briefly on Instastories. Of course, Iga is not the only athlete who voted in the presidential election.
“I have already been to vote?” – asked Magda Linette on the portal X. In addition, photos of Robert Lewandowski or Sławomir Peszka in polling stations appeared on Instagram.
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Voices in the second round of presidential elections can be cast by 21:00. In the following hours we will find out who will become the new president of Poland.