Iga Swiatek: "The weeks after Paris were crazy!"

19-years-old Iga Swiatek shocked the world after her sensational triumph last October at the Roland Garros. The Pole, now number 17 in the WTA world rankings, but destined to climb the ranking quickly and to settle in the tight and talented elite of the best players in the world, showed in Paris not only a great game, made of cynicism and brilliance, but above all a extraordinarily solid mentality and aware of her means.

The victory of the French Open allowed Iga Swiatek to present herself with an exploit in the great tennis, however the most difficult task for the young tennis player will be to confirm and if possible improve already from Melbourne, a tournament in which she is undoubtedly enrolled iamong the favorites.

Recently, speaking with the American Nicole Melichar, with whom she played in Paris in doubles and was defeated only in the semifinals, Iga reflected on her life and on the changes that have occurred following the victory of her first Grand Slam tournament.

Here are the words of the new Polish star

"I've gained some business management experience in my life. It's great because I know that knowledge I can use when my tennis career comes to an end. So it was really important for me to get this knowledge and experience.

However, I also really appreciate the fact that I can return to my normalcy, that is, simply train. The weeks after Paris were a bit crazy and I was wondering when I could take a break from all that," said Iga, who in fact couldn't wait to get back on the tennis courts and continue expressing what she can do. better.

“Luckily the pre-season has arrived and I was able to focus on myself and my tennis again. We went to a small town in Poland outside Warsaw, out of the spotlight, and I think it was the hardest seven days of training I've ever done. But it was very nice to get back to work. I really appreciated it despite the fatigue," concluded the young Polish champion.

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