In the final match of the French Open, Iga Swiatek found herself struggling with her strokes, confidence, and early lead against unseeded Karolina Muchova. Seeking guidance from her coach and sports psychologist, it wasn’t until two games from defeat that Swiatek regained her inner champion. With agility, clarity, and decisive moves on the red clay court, Swiatek overcame a second-set crisis and a third-set deficit to beat Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-4, and win her third championship at the French Open, taking her tally of Grand Slam titles to four. Speaking about her win, Swiatek gushed over her love for the tournament, calling it her favorite place on tour. With this victory, the 22-year-old has now won the French Open twice in a row and is the youngest woman with four Grand Slam trophies since Serena Williams who achieved it at age 20. The thriller final saw each player taking the lead in turns, and Swiatek’s perseverance paid off in the end. For Muchova, it was an emotional loss as the defeat marked her first against a top-three opponent in six meetings. Overall, it was a remarkable display of grit and talent by Swiatek, making her the undisputed No. 1 player in women’s tennis for over a year now.
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