If her last 4 GS performances outside Paris are in any way a foretaste of this evolution, then she's definitely on the right track :-P

@@stefanmoravcik598hater

She's definetely not in the right track in AO, every year she drops out earlier from there. And I''m her fan.@@stefanmoravcik598

She’s gotten lucky so far tbh. Very mentally weak generation.

She needs to perform well in grand slam especially outside of French open.

Swiatek has a very nice personality along with Serena Williams.

🤗✨🤩⭐️💫

Selena Williams ⭐️

I also rooting for Swiatek's bright future in WTA.

Venus Williams could be proud of that for sure.

You're exactly right

Rivals for the future I feel. Certainly got time on their side

Not that yesterday's match was a sight to behold, but I thoroughly agree about the grunting/screaming.

​@@stefanmoravcik598Swiatek for me is next gen Davenport.

She gets a lot of disrespect and stick from tennis 'fans' for some reason, and I honestly don't see why. She's not arrogant, she's not whiney, she's not nasty to the opponents or crowd. Just because she's better than the likes of Gauff, Svitolina, Jabeur, all the British women, and the other media and fan favourites is no reason to dislike her. I've been a big fan for some time now. She's still young and should hopefully develop into a great of the modern tennis era. How she's prepared for the French Open will likely determine whether she'll hold onto the number one spot. Personally I don't think it overly bothers her. It can take the pressure off if she's not got a target on her back.

Not like Sabalenka, who really gets on my nerves with her grunting, so much so I have to put the mute button on or turn the volume right down

Yes you're right, and she is not bad at Slams at all. Today it's hard to dominate because everyone is growing so fast, but she still managed to win 4 before turning 23. That's excellent compared to the rest!

@@lehieu3308 The question is: can she really improve on that number in future years? Everyone is going crazy about her 4 slams at this supposedly "young" age of 22, but as we all know, there have been several players (Seles and Graf, just to name a few) who achieved even more before even turning 20. And it"s no secret that a player with no serious weapon or money shot, and with very little improvements or adjustments, is doomed to be beaten more and more in the future. I'm not necessarily saying it's going to be the same with Iga, but you have to admit there's a lot to be desired for in her game, as we saw yesterday in that 1st set.

Swiatek just never stops winning for sure.

@@scout7060 I just like Iga a lot and I think she’s amazing. She’s the best player. I find her game better than other tennis players. She’s also a great ambassador of the game and a great role model. she’s already a 4 time grand slam champion at such a young age. I like rybakina too but I like Iga more. I thought I was allowed to have an opinion about my favourite player. I guess the majesty over here has given his verdict. Sorry my lord for having an opinion.

@aleksandraLexy , ribakyna je razmazena klinka, u velikim bitkama njezna..

Oh absoletely, the ao was a disaster this year 😂

Sabalenka is not a threat at all

Ela agradeceu a Vika por ter tirado ostapenko de seu caminho 😂😂😂

@@luizarodrigues9973przyjdzie czas na Ostapenko, doczekasz sie

If you're talking about the whole season, Rybakina isn't a threat to Świątek at all, she doesn't consistently win enough tournaments to get the points. Gauff is far more threatening. If she keeps winning the way she has been lately, she's going to be far more of a problem to Iga than Sabalenka, too. Note also that both Sabalenka and Rybakina are already in their peak age, Gauff is still very young and gaining experience, and she's already closing in on #2. If you're talking only about the matches themselves, than Ostapenko is more threatening than Sabalenka.

This is not a fast hard court

This hard court was very slow and high bouncing which suits Iga's game very well.

Fast hard courts are probably only in Australia.

@@singingInTheCloset_ Miami and Cincinnati are fast.

@@westonmeyer3110 Sydney is fast also.

Fishkina 😅

But trolls still will say that she is LUCKY😂

or overrated ​@@kasiaxxx8141

@@kasiaxxx8141 trzeba mieć ich w dupsku 😉 pozdro

😂😂​@@Kamill8980well said

Age doesn't mean anything fool. Alcaraz is 7 year younger than medvedev yet he has two slams and what?

2 Porches 😂😂😂❤

😂😂😂 who is ur Iga?

Have you followed her draws in the grand slams? Its mostly subpar players on route to the final, maybe except her 2nd RG. She thrives on slow courts, which most tournaments do now to have more "entertaining" tennis and longer points. More players will figure her out eventually. That's not to say shes not fantastic. She's def one of the best for sure, but i'd like to see actual challenge at all. Look at how RF dominated the weaker era before Rafa and Novak came out - this is reminiscent of that era.

@@ranost5205you mean this year Sabalenka draw ?

Good riddance to Azarenka! 🎾

​@@IggyAzaleaProMaxAzarenka's grunts are still iconic though.

Exactly. Iga fans think that she will dominate Rybakina now but Rybakina will never go away and she will always be Iga’s greatest rival. She has some work to do on her serve and on her volleys but she will back to beating Iga sooner than they think.

@westonmeyer3110 correct me if I'm wrong, but I can feel some bitterness in your words, I think it's unnecessary.. I can see you're Elena fan, and that's great, but she doesn't have anything to regret in this match, it was a great fight! And she's winning a lot already. Besides, this win for 1ga just means she's finally understood she can PLAY Elena and not freeze like she did in IW and AO last year. That doesn't mean she'll win at all. In fact, I estimate that by the end of both of their careers, Elena will have probably won 60% of their matches, much like Rafa against Fed.. it's just that kind of a match up. But it doesn't mean we can't enjoy their matches! On the contrary, we can, and should, cos the rallies they can play against each other are top notch! No regrets, as long as they both leave it all out there, just like they did today.. ✌️🌙

Great response!.

@@amerajanovic4841 There is no bitterness except towards the people who think Rybakina is no longer a threat. I expected Iga to win this match and I was very impressed by Rybakina’s improvement on returns and defense and especially her slice. I knew Iga’s improvement on serve and the overall conditions on the court would give her the advantage she would need when Rybakina was slightly tired before the match even started. Rybakina can get a lot better than this and she needs to fix her serve a bit to get the 1st serve percentage back up to the mid 60s at least but she definitely did the best she could with the energy she had left and only 54% 1st serves and that bodes extremely well for her future.

I hope too. After AO tragedy I thought she's in a deep hole but now it looks quite promising for Iga before RG.

Agree!

She will win. It's physically impossible for an opponent to beat Iga 🇵🇱 at the French Open. 🎾

@@mysteriousdoge1298 No player can be winning all the time. Before AO 24 IGA won 5 straight matches in United Cup in Australia.

Well said.

They weren't even in same physical condition stop worshipping ass

It was all over after the first set: the result was inevitable after that. 🎾

@IggyAzaleaProMax Yes and no. Iga kicked in the second gear while Elena started to lose it, but Elena is always very dangerous. She is a fighter and proved that on many occasions. Simply, Iga was better on the day

Please it was never psychological rybakina just always played better in those matches, this time iga won, don’t take the credit away from rybakina

Very well said, psychological hurdle.

Rybakina was a little bit exhausted, that is the reason why Iga won today.

@@nurtanassilbek7500 excuses xd

​@@nurtanassilbek7500 yeah yeah when Ryba wins it's because she's better and when Iga wins it's because Ryba was exhausted lol, just give credit where it's due

Very good command.

Elena was just tired today from the beginning, it is not mental against Rybakina, it is mostly physical😂

Yes and after winning first set Iga gain a confidence finally❤

@@nurtanassilbek7500go away hater. 2 years ago Iga won 5 tournaments in the row. 37 matches. they are professionals. Rybakina lost in AO fast so it wasnt so bad… Elena needs to be smarter and not play in every tournament. Year is long. And she has a lot of points to defence in USA.

It seems people easily forgot what IGA achieved in 2022 @@kasiaxxx8141

Sabalenka is no match for Rybakina anymore. This Rybakina would have crushed Sabalenka again. It’s just Iga and Rybakina now.

@@westonmeyer3110 the H2H is 5:3 for Sabalenka. It's a good rivalry and they always give us tough matches (except of Brisbane). Swiatek vs. Rybakina matches are also interesting, like an intrigue, except of their Indian Wells match.

Yes but rybakina is closing the distance. She used to be 0-4 against sabalenka and now she won 3 out of their 4 last matches​@@xxxxxxxx8634

Coco, you see that? No one mentions your name in top 3s and this is all your fault. You could have won AO after US Open but you just threw the match that you had. I'm still so disappointed with how you lost there.

@@westonmeyer3110it’s just Iga and Rybakina now ? 😂 look at the ranking, ranking doesn’t lie and at the moment Rybakina is 4th. If you look the scores, there’s no such things as a Top 3. There’s only a Top 2 with Iga and Sabalenka by far, and low below Coco and Ryba fighting for the 3rd spot

Can't stand Sabalenka. Mute button is on or volume turned right down when she's playing 🔈🔉🔊🔇🔇🔇

​@@simonmallett9310😂😂😮😮😮

huge luck honestly.. but she was good on the 2nd set

She just stopped doing unforced errors one after another. She basically gifted those 2 breaks to Rybakina for free.

Because it was Igas luckiest day

As I said, Elena Rybakina 🇰🇿 was haunted by the ghost of Blinkova. That's why she choked on set point (and it was her serve too).

everything turned Iga way after Elena's shin mini self injury @@IggyAzaleaProMax

It wasnt her first win againt Rybka. Also twice she lost last year , she had physical issues. Good to remember that.

@@MrPawello33 agree, but still I believe it becomes a mental thing.2023 and now Iga is not dominating exactly like 2022 but her mental strength has really grown. Great to see that.

Tak, emocje niesamowite. Dawno takich nie bylo w finale z IGA. 🥳🥳

Tyle emocji ale hart i zawziętość to ma 1ga - do pozazdroszczenia nic tylko sie uczyc od "gowniary z paletką" brawo ale byla jazda

@@margarita0321 no i troche szczesciia. ten pierwszy set byl kluczowy. na żyletki. ale dobrze ze sie przekonala. powinna dostac dodatkowa pewnosc siebie na reszte sezonu...

At the end of that first set tie break, I was already preparing my heart for the loss. Those last 2 points in the tie break were just amazing. Iga is that relentless.

@@chenesaimatarutse3776 😂😂😂😂😂

She may well break Margaret Court's all time Grand Slam record.🎾🇮🇩🇦🇺

@@tudormiller887 Time will tell but its an ominous one as per me ... guys like sabalenka , rybakina ,Gauff wont make it that easy for her .... and there is a dark horse in krejcikova for her ...

Iga Baby

Not screamalenko😂

i do like Iga as well, but i won't say she is gracious, lol. her footwork is very intense which makes her game look very intense.

​@@hocean4306Emma Verde and Kanata Konoe both also a fan of Swiatek and Rybakina.

​@@hocean4306you do know that footwork has nothing to do with being 'gracious', right? I think you're mixing it up with 'graceful'.

​@@luckyluke4435No not like AAAAAAAAryna Sabalenka.🔊🔉🔈🔇🔇🔇

She already won against her once. Now Rybakina-Swiatek H2H is 3-2.

It's actually 4:2, if we including that that exhibition match win​@@kacperm6555

Just wait until Rybakina is in better shape and she can go with Iga 3 hours in a final without breaking a sweat. These two are going to elevate the WTA to a new level.

Please take into account that Rybakina won Abu Dhabi last week and has come into Doha with no break, playing 9 matches in 10 days. Iga had not played a match since AO (23 days off). Plus, she had a walkover in the SF against Pliskova (another day off) so she was extremely well-rested coming into this final, while Rybakina was pretty burned out. I'm NOT saying Iga didn't deserve to win, just that Rybakina's fatigue definitely played a part in why she didn't perform better, especially in the 2nd set.

Figured her out? More like outlasted her physically - let's see when those two meet at Wimbledon

@@luchtmens thats just pure excuses. In 2022 swiatek won 5 tournaments in a row, and pliskova would have taken zero energy out of iga, she would have gotten destroyed easily. I dont take into account excuses, i see only the facts and today iga was better and had a really solid game plan especially in the second set

@@TriggeredMonkey there isnt only wimbledon my little bro. There are countless other tournaments that they could meet

@@TriggeredMonkeyYou know that Ryba is strong in Wimbledon, French Open….welcome to Iga’s backyard 🎉

but the 23 titles were grand slams

@@jamesliggins891No. I meant 23 WTA 1000 titles by Serena. That record Iga could break in future.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

No one will beat Serena’s legacy anytime soon, 39 major titles 23 in singles, 14 in doubles, and 2 in mixed doubles. 5 wta finals, and 68 titles to her name. Good luck Iga! You’ll need continual dominance over the next 2 decades!

@@stevenruiz1504 👏👏👏👏👏👏

make that 19

This was not Rybakina at her best. Iga played well for most of the match apart from some of the 1st set but Rybakina clearly got tired and her power faded while her serve disappeared.

Match wasn't even fair, goofy

This match was awful are you kidding? 😂 So many unforced errors, both of us were struggling to keep their serves, it was break on break, and both had the energy of a mussel. I'm sorry but you must not have seen many tennis matches to say that honestly 😅

@@juliehambtou To make long story short: the less worse won today :-)

@@juliehambtou the unforced errors were mostly caused by the swirling wind on the court which prevented both players from performing their best.

You not gonna find him he went to basement and crying.

@@robertsmiarowski5908 🤣🤣 I guess in a bunker

He has hopefully joined all the other hateful trolls there. They can spend their time together creating new false excuses!!

@@lucypedzinski1403 aah yup I came to hear fishkina was very tired.... She was suppose to fall over the court due to unconscious condition.... But she didn't gave up.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😋😋 Feeling for fishkina 🤣🤣

are you talking about the one who has no life and always stalks Iga's video and says Iga is in a weak era and will never beat serena if they played?

Let's hope she gets there. It'll be tough to stay out in front of Sabalenka but she got a good draw in Dubai so maybe she can seal the deal there.

Rybakina could have beaten Iga today with more energy and a higher 1st serve percentage. She will beat Iga again.

​@@westonmeyer3110she is boring servebot, no serve no rybakina 😂

​@@westonmeyer3110Boring rybakina played in weak tournament in abu dabi where the best players did not participate because she is gready of money and points but she will never be number 1, deal with it.

​@@angiebunny😂😂😂 akurat z najlepszym graczem przegrała.

When you say “this new 1GA” does that include the Iga who lost in the 2nd round of the AO 1 month ago? 😂🤣🤣

Iga probably will accomplish more, though, than Davenport did years ago

Did you see the whole match? Because if you did, we must not have seen the same match. Her game was horrible, just like Rybakina's. They spent their time unforced errors and breaking each other without knowing how to defend their serve. Awful final

not to mention the fact that Iga got a walk-over on her semifinal match and that was like the 10th match in 11 days for Elena

@@juliehambtou Thats the whole point. Even when Iga plays bad or has a bad day she still owned Rybakina.

@@rene551 😂 you are so wrong lol just look at their last H2H in 2023 it’s the opposite, in 2023 Swiatek loose agains Rybakina in Rome, Indian Wells and the AO

@@juliehambtou Oh so you mean Ryba can only beat Iga when she is injured? Yes I looked at the previous match and IGA WON.

Ей повезло что соперница не отдыхала 10 дней подряд, один выходной у ней ушёл не дорогу от одного турн ра в которай та выиграла в данный турнир, и потом ваша полячка отдыхала в полуфинале, а так рыбакина переиграла бы полячку, просто физически не дотянула, устала, еу не хватило дня отдыха

Polish tennis barely has any history and I say it as a Pole myself 😂

In polish sport in general 😂

She's the pride of Poland 🇵🇱. 👍

​@@user-vl9si8di7c did Iga make it an excuse after the loss to Noskova? That she had tough two rounds in Australia.. up 4:1 plus a set point, and not be able to close out the first set is mental not physical.