Perfect tournament for Iga to play to get used to hard courts again, it's a smaller tournament with not many high ranked players in it. And ofcourse it's also take place in her home country.
I would imagine there isn't that much of a competition for her here. She does not play many 250s, but It's her home turf so it's understandable that she chose to do so.
Even if it weren't the home turf this tournament fits nicely into the schedule. Lesser competition and a hard surface is exactly what she needed. She can test her game after grass and have confidence and high expectations for Cincy and Toronto.
@@marekwojtowicz3005I think his point is that WTA 250 events are not competition for top 10 players. As a matter of fact, WTA rules only allow top 10 players to play in two WTA 250 tournaments each year and only if there are no other top 10 players in that tournament. Also, from 2024 top 30 players cannot play in WTA 250:events if there is another WTA 500 event in the same week. However, it is her home tournament and one of Iga’s virtue is her loyalty to her Polish fans.
I wished Iga was 100% as she is here back in Wimbledon, she would have walked thru the QF thru SF and Won the Finals.. I hope she is like this for the remaining tournaments and most of all take the US Open again, she would set the bar sooooo high that she would make a statement in any tournaments she signs up for and basiclly puts a thought ifor any player in that tournament saying " Good luck - cause the best your going to do is 2nd Place !! "
Iga was perfectly fine in Wimbledon until QFs. With such easy draw, she had her way paved for at least a final appearance. But then she contracted "svitolinitis" :-)
@@stefanmoravcik598 exactly my point.. ty for making my point.. if she was clear of any onforeseen health issues or lucky non top10 player, then she would have an easy draw at Wimbledon
Although Iga won the title without losing a set, there's still something interesting to see. Match against Wickmayer at semi was a challenge. I think Iga has difficulty fight back the ball deep and low, which would cause her so much trouble. Yeah it's really hard to control it when you have a hard top-spin style.🤔
IGA ŚWIĄTEK KRÓLOWA POLSKA KOCHANA KRÓLOWA PARYŻA KRÓLOWA ŚWIATA jest najlepsza pod SŁOŃCEM i wygra gdzie zechce MILOŚĆ POKÓJ MUZYKA na zawsze dziękuję BOGU za wszystko dziękuję BARDZO
I wonder if the Warsaw organizers changed their tournament from clay courts to hard courts just to better prepare Iga for the upcoming hard court swing. It's unlikely but it'd be kinda wholesome if that were true. Poland looking out for their girl🥲
It's not just Iga. Quality of Legia courts surface was awful. Even director of the tournament admitted it last year. Organizers and venue owners had to do something. They had three options: repairing existing clay courts (possible only to some degree), re-building surface from scratch (removing old clay, building bottom layer with improved drainage, putting new clay on top) or building hard court. They picked third option which makes most sense for players who are preparing for North American Tennis Summer (so basically all Europeans). Now venue has five courts with Laykold - the same surface as courts during US Open Series. Iga said that quality of the surface is excellent and she is really glad she can practice on it.
It is common sense to play this tournament on hard court to better prepare not only Iga but the other players who will be joining the hardcourt swing in the U.S. Whether it's Poland or another country, it is the logical thing to do.
she just got better in every round, hopefully she has a better run in toronto and cincinnati
Interesting to see her coming in at the net so much (compared to her usual baseline game). Her net game and volleys looks like they're improving
that forehand is one of the greatest shots in the history of womens tennis...
Congratulations Iga 💪
Perfection 💜
1Ga 🇵🇱💪🙄🏆☝️ It's the best
Iga 🇵🇱♥️
Perfect tournament for Iga to play to get used to hard courts again, it's a smaller tournament with not many high ranked players in it. And ofcourse it's also take place in her home country.
Felicidades Iga, soy tu fan y que vengan más triunfos
IGA ❤
last years trophy was just the plate and this year they added the other trophy. So much better and much more creative from the organisers.
The lesser title you win, the more trophies you get ;-)
Congratulation❤❤❤
I would imagine there isn't that much of a competition for her here. She does not play many 250s, but It's her home turf so it's understandable that she chose to do so.
Even if it weren't the home turf this tournament fits nicely into the schedule. Lesser competition and a hard surface is exactly what she needed. She can test her game after grass and have confidence and high expectations for Cincy and Toronto.
@@marekwojtowicz3005I think his point is that WTA 250 events are not competition for top 10 players. As a matter of fact, WTA rules only allow top 10 players to play in two WTA 250 tournaments each year and only if there are no other top 10 players in that tournament. Also, from 2024 top 30 players cannot play in WTA 250:events if there is another WTA 500 event in the same week. However, it is her home tournament and one of Iga’s virtue is her loyalty to her Polish fans.
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@@andyc7011 i get it. I'm only curious if it were clay would she be in it? From Wimbledon to clay then hard. Didn't work out too well last year...
@@aboukirman3508 Yeah Yeah Yeah
Super. Congrats to both girls :)
Congratulations Queen 🎉❤
I wished Iga was 100% as she is here back in Wimbledon, she would have walked thru the QF thru SF and Won the Finals.. I hope she is like this for the remaining tournaments and most of all take the US Open again, she would set the bar sooooo high that she would make a statement in any tournaments she signs up for and basiclly puts a thought ifor any player in that tournament saying " Good luck - cause the best your going to do is 2nd Place !! "
Iga was perfectly fine in Wimbledon until QFs. With such easy draw, she had her way paved for at least a final appearance. But then she contracted "svitolinitis" :-)
@@stefanmoravcik598 exactly my point.. ty for making my point.. if she was clear of any onforeseen health issues or lucky non top10 player, then she would have an easy draw at Wimbledon
Although Iga won the title without losing a set, there's still something interesting to see. Match against Wickmayer at semi was a challenge. I think Iga has difficulty fight back the ball deep and low, which would cause her so much trouble. Yeah it's really hard to control it when you have a hard top-spin style.🤔
IGA ŚWIĄTEK KRÓLOWA POLSKA KOCHANA KRÓLOWA PARYŻA KRÓLOWA ŚWIATA jest najlepsza pod SŁOŃCEM i wygra gdzie zechce MILOŚĆ POKÓJ MUZYKA na zawsze dziękuję BOGU za wszystko dziękuję BARDZO
jebac antypolską ukrainkę swiątek
Jazda ❤
Iga, no cambies nunca
МОЛОДЧИНКА!!! 👍🤗🙌
Вітання для Іги! 👏🇵🇱🏆🎾💐
Крутезна тенісистка і прекрасна людина!!! 🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱
🔥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔝
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Also, she extended her winning streak.
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Do I understand it correctly that Iga played the semifinal and final on the same day?
Day before she played qf and semi. On Sunday she finished semi, only few games. And then finale
She couldn't sleep the night before the FINAL.
She played in Warsaw to fulfill her father's dream.
And pockets too
No pockets.
They have no deep pockets in Poland.
They have deep pride and aspirations.
@@Blanka-b3o Well, if winning a C class tournament fulfills your deep pride and aspirations, then good for you.
It's a good thing for Poland to have a WTA 250 tournament.
The puffery is not necessary.
Her family talked at home about this tournament for months, she said.
It is just like winning the Wimbledon.
There was a lot of stress and expectations.
The trophy is similar shape 🏆 and the joy is overwhelming 😭
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Miss Swiatek, if you want to make political statements on the tennis court attach a ribbon with Palestinian national colours to your hat next time...
Very lucky Rybakina wasn’t playing this tournament. 🤣😬
Yeah, Rybakina always wins against Iga. I love it 🥰
You mean the Russian android
I don't think that a competitor who won one grand slam is a threat to Iga 😂
Beautiful Rybakina always better than a boy in a hat (Iga) 🥳
@@elplan77and yet it’s 4 slams vs a slam and a final LOSS 🙃
I wonder if the Warsaw organizers changed their tournament from clay courts to hard courts just to better prepare Iga for the upcoming hard court swing. It's unlikely but it'd be kinda wholesome if that were true. Poland looking out for their girl🥲
Iga asked for a change of surface.
Of course they did
It's not just Iga. Quality of Legia courts surface was awful. Even director of the tournament admitted it last year. Organizers and venue owners had to do something. They had three options: repairing existing clay courts (possible only to some degree), re-building surface from scratch (removing old clay, building bottom layer with improved drainage, putting new clay on top) or building hard court. They picked third option which makes most sense for players who are preparing for North American Tennis Summer (so basically all Europeans). Now venue has five courts with Laykold - the same surface as courts during US Open Series. Iga said that quality of the surface is excellent and she is really glad she can practice on it.
It is common sense to play this tournament on hard court to better prepare not only Iga but the other players who will be joining the hardcourt swing in the U.S. Whether it's Poland or another country, it is the logical thing to do.
IGA ❤