Iga Swiatek, Qatar Open and Rybakina
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Iga Swiatek gets honest on why she didn't want her doping case to go public instantlyIga Swiatek admitted she didn't want her doping case to be made public until she proved her innocence as the Pole felt it ...
Iga Swiatek heaved a sigh of relief after the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) declared that she bore no fault or negligence after contamination by trimetazidine. Along with the ban ...
Iga Swiatek faced two potentially formidable foes in her Doha quarterfinal on Thursday. (1) A Top 5 opponent, in Elena Rybakina, who had a 4-3 record against her; and (2) Her own ability to recover, ...
Iga Swiatek has avoided further scrutiny in her doping case as WADA has chosen not to appeal the ITIA's decision, unlike in Jannik Sinner's case. Both Swiatek and Sinner failed doping tests in ...
Iga Swiatek doesn’t need any help. The women’s top seed at the Australian Open was on the right end of a missed call in her 6-1, 6-2 quarterfinal win over American Emma Navarro on Tuesday.
After winning her fifth Grand Slam title at the French Open last year, Iga Swiatek was considered the best active women's tennis player in the world. However, Swiatek has not won a tournament ...
Another crushing win for Iga Swiatek was overshadowed by a row over the Australian Open's new video review technology. The Polish No 2 seed thrashed Emma Navarro 6-1, 6-2 to set up a semi-final ...
That leaves Swiatek and Rybakina as the highest seeds. They were also last year’s finalists. Swiatek won that match, as well as their most recent meeting, last month at United Cup. Overall ...
Elena Rybakina (No. 7 ranking) will take on Iga Swiatek (No. 2) in the quarterfinals at the WTA Doha, Qatar on Thursday, February 13. Rybakina earned a two-set victory over Rebecca Sramkova (7-6 ...
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