Iga Świątek versus German women? Unreliable Polish statistics

Iga Świątek in Montreal plays his first tournament after success on the Wimbledon courts. Let us remind you that the Polish woman added her sixth Grand Slam title, winning in the legendary struggle on London grass.

WTA 1000 Montreal: Iga Świątek beat Eva Lys. Great Polish series!

During the tournament in Canada, Wimbledon champion has already overcame two obstacles. On the night of Friday to Saturday, Polish holidays dealt with Eva Lys. The German woman did not have much to say in a collision with a much stronger rival. Ultimately, the meeting locked up in two, also result -looking sets, i.e. 6: 2, 6: 2. The Polish tennis player will thus play in the 1/8 finals, where Clara Tauson will be the rival. Interestingly, both ladies met during the recent Wimbledonian struggle.

The incredible statistics were cited by the “Optaace” account on the X platform. Winning over Nys was for Świątek the twelfth victory in the clash with the German opponent. As it turns out, the Polish woman in the competition with Germany has a great balance of 12: 0. So, as you can see, if he comes to playing with rivals from Germany, Świątek turns on “turbo mode”, leaving no doubt to our western neighbors.

Iga Świątek and all its championships

The Polish woman in her career so far has reached a total of 23. Championship titles at the courts almost all over the world.

Świątek triumphed in six struggles in a great shelter, four times on the courts of Roland Garros (2020, 2022, 2023 and 2024), once at the US Open (2022) and Wimbledon (2025). In addition, the prestigious triumph in WTA Finals (2023) should be added.

In addition, won in WTA 1000 rank tournaments, respectively in Rome (2021, 2022, 2024), Dosze (2022 and 2024), Indian Wells (2022 and 2024), Miami (2022), Beijing (2023) and Madrid (2024).

The list also includes the WTA 500 struggle, successively: Adelajda (2021), Stuttgart (2022 and 2023), San Diego (2022) and the aforementioned Dosze (2023). Plus Polish accent, WTA 250 in Warsaw (2023).

After the Olympic tournament in Paris (2024), the bronze medal of the Games should be added to this list. The first album in the history of Polish Olympicism pulled out of competition on tennis courts.