'I'll be good' - Iga Swiatek left shaken ahead of Australian Open
"I'll be good," the 23-year-old Swiatek, who wants to dominate women's tennis once again, said in response to her loss to American Coco Gauff in Sunday's United Cup final, trying to dispel concerns about an apparent issue with her left thigh ahead of the Melbourne Grand Slam.
'I'll be good,' says bruised Swiatek ahead of Australian Open
For Iga Swiatek, whose confidence has been shaken by slipping to world number two and more so by serving a one-month doping ban around the WTA Finals in November, the 2025 Australian Open may be the most defining tournament of her career so far.
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Ultimately, the investigation concluded that Swiatek bore no significant fault or negligence for a failed doping test.
Iga Swiatek opened up about the lengthy WTA schedule, suggesting a 9-month calendar instead of the current 11-month season.
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Aryna Sabalenka is currently too superior to Iga SwiatekAt the Australian Open, the favorite will still be the Belarusian. In general, I see Iga ahead (I don't know for how long) ...
WADA has until January 21 2025 to lodge an appeal into Iga Swiatek's doping case after Polish anti-doping authorities ...
Iga Swiatek once again criticized the tight tennis schedule. The Pole, who is in Australia for the 2025 season, wants to be on tour for nine months instead of 11.
Nick Kyrgios is back to shading Iga Swiatek over the Pole's failed doping test but this time it came in a subtle form. On ...
Aryna Sabalenka says overtaking Iga Swiatek’s Grand Slam total is not her focus as she bids to win the Australian Open for the third season in a row.
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