Iga Swiatek returned to competition on Monday after his third title in Roland Garros. He has already done it in the German tournament of Bad Homburg, a WTA 250 which he chose as a stop before Wimbledon at trip to the grass. Without the great WTA stars present, the Polish was looking to shoot on the surface she dominated as a junior (she won the tournament at that age at the All England in 2018) but that cost her in recent times to an absolute degree.
The world number 1 has completed his tournament debut. After suffering in the first set, he won 5-7, 6-2 and 6-0 to German Tatjana Maria to advance to the round of 16 and continue to accumulate film production in the transition after clay. Swiatek, sharp for the rest of the match, the match in the first set was complicated in its last games on servebut he knows how to react to meet in the round of 16 with the Swiss Jill Teichman.
Swiatek started the game with good sensations, attacking from others, loose in the background both forehand and backhand and aggressive, trying to find the net every time. She broke Maria’s serve early and moved to 4-2 in her favor. however, the German gets sensations on his serve and takes advantage of his option on others on the eighth play of the quarter.
That was when the Polish began to rush to his right, had given up on the break and saw how bad feelings began to take hold of this blow. Maria broke Swiatek’s serve to make it 5-7 in the first set, taking advantage of the Polish’s bad moments in the match, knowing how to hold and read the match to take advantage three serious unforced errors from number 1: In the middle of the track, with a parallel forehand and a climb to the net, Swiatek made a mistake to see how the first round went.
His reaction, however, was immediate, taking advantage of Maria’s concessions at the start of the second set and a few lucky breaks from the tape. Swiatek was strong on her serve and Maria made it up to her, with a double break for 4-1, with Go to the lessons learned from the winning track Whenever possible. So, number 1 forced the third sleeve with 6-2.
He came thrown, confidently hitting the ball against a Maria which gave more and more land. Varying directions on the forehand and backhand to create space, Swiatek maintained his aggressiveness, winning at the net whenever he had the chance and went straight to 6-0 where he advanced to the round of 16. In them he will have more filming against Teichmann in his attempt to continue growing on the road to Wimbledon.
Source: La Verdad
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