Iga Swiatek is coming off her third title in the past four years on
Last September, she won a
championship on the U.S. Open’s hard courts for the first time. That's also the surface used at the Australian Open, where she's been to the semifinals.
And what about on grass courts? Wimbledon, which begins Monday, has been her least successful
Grand Slam tournament so far. Swiatek is just
5-3 at the All England Club — compare that to her 28-2 mark at Roland Garros, for example — and those three losses came in the first round, third round and fourth round.
Swiatek, who has been
ranked No. 1 since April 2022, offered a bit of insight on how she views her game on grass when she was asked in Paris this month about whether reaching the latter stages of a major is still a big deal to her.
"Well, it depends, because ... if I would (make) a quarterfinal of Wimbledon, I would be, like, over the moon," Swiatek replied, "and I wouldn't believe that I'm in that place."