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“A few moments of appreciation” in Iga Swiatek’s Roland Garros trophy photoshoot
What better way to commemorate 35 consecutive wins and counting, than to take the Coupe Suzanne-Lenglen on a tour of some of the most iconic sights in the City of Light?
Published Jun 05, 2022
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Swiatek is just the eighth woman in the entire Open Era to have a winning streak of 35 or more matches in a row.
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The last time that Swiatek lost a match was back in February.
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The Pole dropped just one set en route to the Roland Garros title.
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Swiatek will look to extend her unbeaten run into the grass swing, and break new ground at Wimbledon - a tournament she won as a junior.
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