History of Iga Świątek in Timeline
Iga Świątek is a highly accomplished Polish professional tennis player, currently ranked No. 2 worldwide after holding the No. 1 position for 125 weeks. She has secured 25 WTA Tour-level singles titles, including six major championships: four French Open titles, one Wimbledon title, and one US Open title. Additionally, she won the 2023 WTA Finals and boasts eleven WTA 1000 titles. Świątek is recognized as the first Polish player to ever win a major singles title, marking a significant milestone in Polish tennis history.
1911: First double bagel women's singles Wimbledon final since 1911
In 2024, Świątek beat Amanda Anisimova 6–0, 6–0 in their first professional matchup to win her first Wimbledon title. It was the first double bagel women's singles Wimbledon final since 1911.
1975: Chris Evert's ranking
In 1975, Chris Evert achieved a ranking with 260 weeks.
1976: Evonne Goolagong's ranking
In 1976, Evonne Goolagong achieved a ranking with 2 weeks.
1978: Martina Navratilova's ranking
In 1978, Martina Navratilova achieved a ranking with 331 weeks.
1980: Tracy Austin's ranking
In 1980, Tracy Austin achieved a ranking with 22 weeks.
1983: Martina Navratilova's record at the WTA Finals
In 1983, Martina Navratilova held the record for fewest games lost in a final at the WTA Finals. Iga Świątek broke this record by conceding only one game to Jessica Pegula.
1985: Chris Evert's ranking
In 1985, Chris Evert achieved a ranking with 260 weeks.
1987: Martina Navratilova's and Steffi Graf's rankings
In 1987, Martina Navratilova achieved a ranking with 331 weeks and Steffi Graf achieved a ranking with 377 weeks.
1988: Her father competed in the Seoul Olympics
In 1988, Iga Świątek's father, Tomasz Świątek, competed in rowing at the Seoul Olympics.
1988: Fewest games lost by Steffi Graf at French Open
In 1988, Steffi Graf lost 20 games at the French Open. Świątek lost 28 games at the 2020 French Open, tying for second-fewest lost among French Open singles champions in the Open Era.
1991: Monica Seles' ranking
In 1991, Monica Seles achieved a ranking with 178 weeks.
1992: Youngest women's singles winner since Monica Seles
In 1992, Monica Seles was the youngest women's singles winner. In 2020, Świątek became the youngest singles champion at the French Open since Monica Seles in 1992.
1995: Arantxa Sánchez Vicario's ranking
In 1995, Arantxa Sánchez Vicario achieved a ranking with 12 weeks.
1996: Monica Seles' ranking
In 1996, Monica Seles achieved a ranking with 178 weeks.
1997: Steffi Graf's and Martina Hingis' rankings
In 1997, Steffi Graf achieved a ranking with 377 weeks and Martina Hingis achieved a ranking with 209 weeks.
1998: Lindsay Davenport's ranking
In 1998, Lindsay Davenport achieved a ranking with 98 weeks.
May 2001: Iga Świątek's birth
In May 2001, Iga Świątek was born in Warsaw to Dorota and Tomasz Świątek.
2001: Martina Hingis' and Jennifer Capriati's rankings
In 2001, Martina Hingis achieved a ranking with 209 weeks and Jennifer Capriati achieved a ranking with 17 weeks.
2002: Venus Williams' and Serena Williams' rankings
In 2002, Venus Williams achieved a ranking with 11 weeks and Serena Williams achieved a ranking with 319 weeks.
2003: Kim Clijsters' and Justine Henin's rankings
In 2003, Kim Clijsters achieved a ranking with 20 weeks and Justine Henin achieved a ranking with 117 weeks.
2003: Reintroduction of round-robin format and game records
In 2003, the round-robin format was reintroduced at the WTA Finals. In 2023, Iga Świątek broke Serena Williams' record of 32 overall games dropped.
2004: Amélie Mauresmo's ranking
In 2004, Amélie Mauresmo achieved a ranking with 39 weeks.
2005: Maria Sharapova's ranking
In 2005, Maria Sharapova achieved a ranking with 21 weeks.
2005: Youngest singles champion since Rafael Nadal
In 2005, Rafael Nadal was the youngest singles champion. In 2020, Świątek became the youngest singles champion at the tournament since Rafael Nadal in 2005.
2006: Lindsay Davenport's ranking
In 2006, Lindsay Davenport achieved a ranking with 98 weeks.
2008: Justine Henin's and Ana Ivanovic's rankings
In 2008, Justine Henin achieved a ranking with 117 weeks and Ana Ivanovic achieved a ranking with 12 weeks.
2009: Dinara Safina's ranking
In 2009, Dinara Safina achieved a ranking with 26 weeks.
2009: Introduction of the WTA-1000 format
Since the introduction of the WTA-1000 format in 2009, Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova and Agnieszka Radwańska, and later Iga Świątek have made the quarterfinals in 9+ consecutive appearances.
2010: Caroline Wozniacki's ranking
In 2010, Caroline Wozniacki achieved a ranking with 71 weeks.
2011: Kim Clijsters' ranking
In 2011, Kim Clijsters achieved a ranking with 20 weeks.
2012: Maria Sharapova's and Victoria Azarenka's rankings
In 2012, Maria Sharapova achieved a ranking with 21 weeks and Victoria Azarenka achieved a ranking with 51 weeks.
2012: Serena Williams at the 2012 WTA Finals
In 2012, Serena Williams won the WTA Finals without dropping a set. This was the first time this feat had been achieved since the reintroduction of the round-robin format.
2013: Agata's ITF Junior Circuit participation
In 2013, Iga Świątek's sister, Agata, briefly competed on the ITF Junior Circuit but stopped due to injury.
2013: Serena Williams' achievements in 2013
In 2013, Serena Williams had a remarkable season, setting a high benchmark in the world of tennis. Iga Świątek's performance in 2022 echoed some of Williams' achievements, such as achieving the most wins in a single season and accumulating a very high number of ranking points.
2013: Last Woman to win both the French Open and US Open
In 2013, Serena Williams was the last woman to win both the French Open and US Open in the same season, before Iga Świątek did so in 2022.
2013: Victoria Azarenka's ranking
In 2013, Victoria Azarenka achieved a ranking with 51 weeks.
2013: Williams and Nadal's Madrid-Rome sweep in 2013
In 2013, both Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal won the Madrid and Rome tournaments. In May 2024, Iga Świątek became the first player since Williams and Nadal to achieve this feat.
2014: Świątek at the ITF World Junior Tennis Finals 2014
In 2014, Iga Świątek represented Poland at the ITF World Junior Tennis Finals for 14-and-under girls, winning all her matches and leading Poland to a ninth-place finish.
2015: Świątek at the ITF World Junior Tennis Finals 2015
In 2015, Iga Świątek again represented Poland at the ITF World Junior Tennis Finals for 14-and-under girls, helping Poland go undefeated in the round-robin stage and reach the semi-finals.
2015: Świątek competes in ITF Junior Circuit events
In 2015, Iga Świątek began competing in ITF Junior Circuit events and won back-to-back Grade 4 titles in April and May.
2015: Serena Williams wins consecutive titles
In 2015, Serena Williams became the first player to win three consecutive titles at the same hardcourt tournament. In February 2024, Iga Świątek equaled this record.
2016: Angelique Kerber's ranking
In 2016, Angelique Kerber achieved a ranking with 34 weeks.
2016: Begins competing on the ITF Women's Circuit
In 2016, Iga Świątek began competing on the ITF Women's Circuit.
2016: Junior Grand Slam Debut
In 2016, Iga Świątek debuted in the junior Grand Slam tournament at the French Open, reaching the quarterfinals in both singles and doubles, and won the Grade 1 Canadian Open Junior Championships.
2016: Świątek wins the Junior Fed Cup 2016
In 2016, Iga Świątek, along with Maja Chwalińska and Stefania Rogozińska-Dzik, won the Junior Fed Cup title for Poland, defeating the United States 2–1 in the final. Świątek won both her singles and doubles rubbers in the final tie.
2016: End of coaching with Michał Kaznowski and start of coaching with Piotr Sierzputowski
Up to the 2016 French Open, Świątek's primary coach in her early junior years was Michał Kaznowski. Beginning in 2016, Świątek was coached by Piotr Sierzputowski.
2017: Strong first half of 2017 and ankle surgery
In 2017, Iga Świątek had a strong first half, winning titles at the Traralgon Junior International and reaching the doubles final at the Australian Open. Her season ended after a quarterfinal at the French Open due to right ankle surgery.
2017: Serena Williams', Karolina Pliskova's and Garbine Muguruza's rankings
In 2017, Serena Williams achieved a ranking with 319 weeks, Karolina Pliskova achieved a ranking with 8 weeks and Garbine Muguruza achieved a ranking with 4 weeks.
February 2018: Returns to ITF circuit after injury layoff
In February 2018, Iga Świątek returned to the ITF circuit after a seven-month layoff due to injury and won a $15k title.
2018: Caroline Wozniacki's ranking
In 2018, Caroline Wozniacki achieved a ranking with 71 weeks.
2018: Billie Jean King Cup Debut
In 2018, Iga Świątek made her senior Billie Jean King Cup debut while Poland was in Europe/Africa Zone Group I. She won her only singles match in 2018, but Poland did not advance out of their round-robin group.
2018: Świątek wins gold medal at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games
In 2018, Iga Świątek partnered with Kaja Juvan to win the gold medal in doubles at the Summer Youth Olympic Games, defeating Naito and Sato in the final.
2018: Świątek wins French Open girls' doubles title
In 2018, Iga Świątek returned to the junior tour at the French Open after a one-year absence and won the girls' doubles title with Caty McNally.
2018: Świątek wins junior Grand Slam titles
In 2018, Iga Świątek won the French Open girls' doubles title with Caty McNally and the Wimbledon girls' singles title.
2018: Świątek wins Wimbledon girls' singles title
In 2018, Iga Świątek won the Wimbledon girls' singles title, defeating Leonie Küng in the final, and also won a silver medal in doubles at the Youth Olympics with Kaja Juvan.
2019: Świątek's performance at the 2019 French Open
During the clay-court season, Iga Świątek had her lowest number of game wins on clay since the 2019 French Open.
2019: Świątek begins playing regularly on the WTA Tour
In 2019, Iga Świątek began competing regularly on the WTA Tour and entered the top 50 after reaching her first Tour final and the fourth round of the French Open.
2019: Runner-up for WTA Fan Favorite award
In 2019, Iga Świątek finished as runner-up to Simona Halep in the voting for the WTA Fan Favorite Singles Player of the Year award.
2019: First WTA final and top 100 debut
In 2019, Iga Świątek made her first WTA final at the Ladies Open Lugano and debuted in the top 100. Also, a drop shot she hit during the tournament was voted the 2019 WTA Shot of the Year.
2019: Australian Open Main Draw Debut
In 2019, Iga Świątek qualified for her first major main draw at the Australian Open and won her debut match against Ana Bogdan.
2019: WTA Fan Favorite Shot of the Year
In 2019, Iga Świątek won the WTA Fan Favorite Shot of the Year for a drop shot from the baseline.
2019: Defeated Markéta Vondroušová in the opening round
In 2019, Markéta Vondroušová finished as runner-up at the French Open. In 2020, Świątek defeated Markéta Vondroušová in the opening round.
2019: Naomi Osaka's and Ashleigh Barty's rankings
In 2019, Naomi Osaka achieved a ranking with 25 weeks and Ashleigh Barty achieved a ranking with 121 weeks.
2019: Billie Jean King Cup
In 2019, Świątek participated in the Billie Jean King Cup, winning one of her three singles matches and both of her doubles rubbers in partnership with Alicja Rosolska. Poland did not win their round-robin group.
2019: WTA Shot of the Year
In 2019, Świątek won the WTA Shot of the Year with a cross-court drop shot from the baseline that landed on the sideline well inside the service box.
2019: End of physical preparation training with Jolanta Rusin-Krzepota
Jolanta Rusin-Krzepota was Świątek's physical preparation trainer for almost four years through the end of the 2019 US Open.
2020: French Open Forehand and Backhand Speeds
During her run to the title at the French Open in 2020, Świątek's average forehand speed was 73 mph (117 km/h). Her backhand speed peaked at 76 mph (122 km/h), the fastest of any female player in the draw. Because of her success on clay, she is often referred to as the "Queen of Clay".
2020: French Open Performance
During the 2020 French Open, Świątek hit more winners than unforced errors in all seven of her matches, totaling 175 winners to 127 unforced errors. Świątek's play style was described as a combination of sliding ability, speed, power, topspin and mental strength.
2020: Świątek wins her first major at the French Open
In 2020, Iga Świątek achieved a significant milestone by winning her first major title at the French Open, without dropping a set, and entered the top ten of the WTA rankings.
2020: WTA Fan Favorite Singles Player of the Year
In 2020, Iga Świątek was voted WTA Fan Favorite Singles Player of the Year.
2020: Tokyo Olympics 2020
In 2020, Swiatek offered her signed Tokyo Olympics 2020 kit, her signature cap and multiple tennis balls with autographs up for auction.
2020: French Open win and sports psychologist
In 2020, after winning the French Open, Iga Świątek credited her sports psychologist, Daria Abramowicz, for helping her succeed. She highlighted the benefits of staying open-minded and seeking mental health support when needed.
2020: Billie Jean King Cup
In 2020, Świątek won all three of her singles matches in the Europe/Africa Zone Group I round of the Billie Jean King Cup. Poland won their group and defeated Sweden in the play-off to advance.
2020: Noble Gift project participation
Since 2020, Iga Świątek and her team have been involved in the Noble Gift project, which supports families in difficult financial situations during the Christmas period.
2020: Sponsorship by Asics
Since the start of 2020, Świątek had been sponsored by Asics for clothing and shoes.
February 2021: Main partnership with PZU
From February 2021 till January 2024, Świątek's main partner was Poland's biggest insurance company PZU.
March 2021: Świątek enters top 15
In March 2021, Iga Świątek entered the top 15 for the first time in her career, following her WTA Tour title at Adelaide.
May 2021: Świątek enters the top ten of the WTA rankings
In May 2021, Iga Świątek entered the top ten of the WTA rankings for the first time, marking a significant achievement in her career.
May 2021: Świątek enters top 10
On 17 May 2021, Świątek entered the top 10 in the singles rankings, as world No. 9, after winning her first career WTA 1000-title at the Italian Open.
October 2021: $50,000 donation to World Mental Health Day
On October 2021, after reaching the last 16 of the Indian Wells Open, Iga Świątek donated $50,000 of her prize money to support World Mental Health Day. She emphasized the importance of mental toughness in sports and encouraged others to seek help if needed.
November 2021: Africa Cares Tennis Challenge cancellation
In November 2021, Iga Świątek was scheduled to participate in the Africa Cares Tennis Challenge in Johannesburg, aimed at promoting tennis and combating Gender-Based Violence. However, the event was canceled on November 30, 2021, due to concerns over rising COVID-19 cases.
December 2021: Splitting with coach Piotr Sierzputowski
In December 2021, Świątek announced that she was splitting from her coach, Piotr Sierzputowski, after nearly six years working together.
2021: First WTA Finals Qualification
In 2021, Iga Świątek qualified for the WTA Finals for the first time in her career, capping off a successful season.
2021: Świątek's streak at the French Open ends in 2024
In 2024, at the French Open, Iga Świątek didn't reach the final for the first time since 2021, snapping her 26-match-winning streak at the tournament. As a result, she dropped further in the rankings to No. 7.
2021: Start of rivalry with Aryna Sabalenka
Since 2021, Świątek and Aryna Sabalenka have met 13 times, with Świątek leading the head-to-head at 8–5 in official competitions. Their rivalry is seen as having a potential to be counted among those that shape the history of tennis.
2021: Start of rivalry with Coco Gauff
Since 2021, Świątek and Coco Gauff have met 16 times, with Świątek leading the head-to-head at 11–5 in official competitions.
2021: Charity Auction for The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity
Since 2021, Świątek has been involved with The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity. She auctioned her winning racket from the final of her first French Open, raising 131,300 zł for pediatric ENT equipment.
March 2022: Świątek's ranking in March 2022
In March 2022, Iga Świątek held a higher ranking compared to her ranking after the clay-court season where she failed to defend her Madrid and Italian Open titles and fell to world No. 5, her lowest ranking since March 2022.
July 2022: Charity tennis event in Kraków for Ukraine
On 23 July 2022, Iga Świątek hosted a charity tennis event in Kraków, Poland, to raise funds for children and teenagers affected by the war in Ukraine. The event featured exhibition matches and raised over 2.5 million złoty (over €500,000), which was distributed between United 24, Elina Svitolina Foundation, and UNICEF Poland.
October 2022: Ostrava Open prize money donation
On October 2022, after finishing as runner-up at the Ostrava Open, Iga Świątek announced she would donate her entire prize money (€58,032) to Polish non-profit organizations and foundations to celebrate World Mental Health Day.
2022: IMG Representation
After winning her third major title at the 2022 US Open, Świątek parted ways with her long-term manager, and began to be represented by IMG with agent Max Eisenbud.
2022: Ashleigh Barty's and Iga Swiatek's rankings
In 2022, Ashleigh Barty achieved a ranking with 121 weeks and Iga Swiatek achieved a ranking with 125 weeks.
2022: Świątek achieves No. 1 ranking and wins major titles
In 2022, Iga Świątek achieved the world No. 1 ranking during a 37-match winning streak and won major titles at the French and US Opens, finishing the year as the world's best player.
2022: Świątek's dominant 2022 season
In 2022, Iga Świątek had a statistically dominant season in comparison to her performance in 2023. Świątek won numerous titles and achieved a high ranking. This dominance set a high bar for her subsequent performance in the following year.
2022: Świątek's semifinal appearance at the Australian Open 2022
In 2022, Iga Świątek reached the semifinals of the Australian Open, losing to Madison Keys despite holding a match point. Later, she faced defeats against Jeļena Ostapenko and Mirra Andreeva in other tournaments.
2022: Support for Ukraine
In 2022, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Iga Świątek frequently wore ribbons or accessories in Ukrainian colors and publicly expressed her support for Ukraine in her winner speeches.
2022: Charity Auction for Pediatric Ophthalmology
In 2022, Świątek auctioned a racket from the final of the Italian Open, along with a training session, Tokyo Olympics 2020 kit, and other items, raising 189,100 zł for pediatric ophthalmology.
2022: French Open Final Win
In 2022, Świątek won against Gauff in straight sets at the French Open final.
2022: Billie Jean King Cup Qualifying Round
In 2022, Świątek won her two games against Romania in the Billie Jean King Cup qualifying round, helping Poland move on to the Finals. She did not attend the finals because the decisive round started very soon after the 2022 WTA Finals.
2022: Swiateknifibre marketing name
To celebrate Świątek's victory at the 2022 French Open with a Tecnifibre racquet and to recognise the female athlete, the company changed its marketing name to Swiateknifibre and its trademark to the colours white and red for seven days. It was the first women's major title for this manufacturer.
January 2023: 'Iga & Friends' T-shirts for Allegro Charity
In January 2023, Iga Świątek announced on January 9, 2023, that her 'Iga & Friends' and '1ga' T-shirts would be available for sale at Allegro Charity, to raise funds for children in Ukraine in partnership with UNICEF Poland. On January 11, 2023, she announced she would also auction off her US Open winning gear and French Open shoes, with all proceeds going to UNICEF.
March 2023: Sponsorship by On
As of March 20, 2023, Świątek is now sponsored by the Roger Federer-backed Swiss company On for clothing and shoes, becoming the first female tennis player to be sponsored by On.
June 2023: Partnership with Porsche
On 26 June 2023, Swiatek announced her partnership with Porsche.
August 2023: Global Ambassador of VISA
In August 2023, Swiatek became a global ambassador of VISA.
September 2023: Świątek's Winning Streak Ended
In September 2023, Iga Świątek experienced a setback at the Australian Open where she was upset by Linda Nosková in three sets. This loss brought an end to her 18-match winning streak, which had commenced in September 2023. Despite the defeat, she maintained her world No. 1 ranking.
October 2023: Donation to UNICEF Poland for mental health
On 12 October 2023, Iga Świątek announced a donation of 300,000 PLN ($70,000) to UNICEF Poland to support mental health initiatives in Poland and worldwide, as part of World Mental Health Day. She also encouraged others to contribute to organizations like UNICEF.
2023: Aryna Sabalenka's ranking
In 2023, Aryna Sabalenka achieved a ranking with 80 weeks.
2023: Świątek defends French Open title and claims WTA Finals
In 2023, Iga Świątek defended her French Open title and claimed the WTA Finals, repeating her year-end No. 1 ranking.
2023: Świątek reached quarterfinals in Dubai
In 2023, Iga Świątek made multiple quarterfinals, after Dubai 2023 and Dubai 2024, since the WTA-1000 format's introduction in 2009.
2023: Awards and recognition in 2023
In 2023, Iga Świątek was named L'Équipe Champion of Champions and Polish Sports Personality of the Year, and was included on Time's list of the 100 most influential people.
2023: Świątek wins the 2023 WTA Finals
In 2023, Iga Świątek won the WTA Finals, adding to her list of achievements.
2023: Świątek's 2023 season
In 2023, Iga Świątek's season was statistically less dominant than 2022, yet she still secured six titles. She began the year as the fourth woman in WTA history to hold the world No. 1 ranking for 40+ consecutive weeks in her initial stint. She reached the United Cup semi-finals representing Poland and lost in the Australian Open's fourth round to Elena Rybakina, who would defeat her twice more later in 2023.
2023: US Open loss to Ostapenko
In 2023, Ostapenko claimed a key win against Świątek at the US Open.
2023: Double Bagel at French Open
In 2023, Swiatek had a double bagel victory against Xinyu Wang at the French Open.
2023: Billie Jean King Cup Qualifier
In 2023, a rib injury caused Świątek to miss Poland's Billie Jean King Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan in Astana.
2023: Charity Auction for Sepsis Medication
In 2023, Świątek auctioned her winning racket from the 2022 US Open and French Open, along with invitations to her first-round match at the 2023 French Open, raising 300,300 zł for sepsis medication.
2023: Bagel Sets
In 2023, Świątek won a bagel set in 29 percent of her matches, compared to an average of 11.4 percent for matches in which she wasn't playing.
2023: French Open Quarterfinal Win
In 2023, Świątek won against Gauff in straight sets at the French Open quarterfinal.
January 2024: End of partnership with PZU
From February 2021 till January 2024, Świątek's main partner was Poland's biggest insurance company PZU.
April 2024: Brand Ambassador of Lancôme
In April 2024, Świątek became the brand ambassador of Lancôme.
May 2024: "Iga's Bakery" term usage
Up until May 2024, an average of 40.6 percent of Świątek's WTA matches have included either a 6–0 (bagel) set or a 6–1 (breadstick) set, leading to the term "Iga's Bakery".
October 2024: Parting ways with Tomasz Wiktorowski and appointing Wim Fissette
In October 2024, Świątek parted ways with coach Tomasz Wiktorowski and appointed Wim Fissette as his replacement later that month.
November 2024: Świątek's suspension in November 2024
In November 2024, Iga Świątek received a one-month suspension after testing positive for trimetazidine, a banned substance found in her sleep medication, melatonin. She missed three tournaments and forfeited her prize money from the Cincinnati Open.
2024: Świątek wins bronze medal at the 2024 Summer Olympics
At the 2024 Summer Olympics, Iga Świątek lost in the semifinal to Zheng Qinwen. She then beat Anna Karolína Schmiedlová in the bronze-medal match, becoming the first player from Poland to win an Olympic medal in tennis.
2024: WTA Finals
During 2024, Gauff won against Swiatek at the WTA Finals.
2024: Iga Swiatek's ranking
In 2024, Iga Swiatek achieved a ranking with 125 weeks.
2024: Świątek wins French Open for a third straight edition
In 2024, Iga Świątek continued her dominance by winning the French Open for the third consecutive year.
2024: Świątek's performance at Cincinnati Open, US Open, and WTA Finals 2024
In 2024, Iga Świątek reached the semifinals at the Cincinnati Open but lost to Aryna Sabalenka. At the US Open, she lost in the quarterfinals to Jessica Pegula. At the WTA Finals, she lost to Coco Gauff. Despite this, the ITF proclaimed Świątek its year-end world champion for 2024.
2024: Świątek wins the 2024 French Open
In 2024, Iga Świątek won the French Open, her third consecutive and fourth overall title at the tournament. She lost only one set during the tournament and became the third player in history to win three consecutive French Open titles.
2024: Qatar TotalEnergies Open Win
In 2024, Swiatek defeated Rybakina to win her seventh WTA 1000 title at the Qatar TotalEnergies Open.
2024: Double Bagel at French Open
In 2024, Swiatek had a double bagel victory against Anastasia Potapova at the French Open.
2024: Świątek loses in round three at Wimbledon 2024
In 2024, after her French Open victory, Iga Świątek lost in the third round at Wimbledon to Yulia Putintseva, ending her 21-match winning streak.
2024: Madrid Open Final Win
In 2024, Świątek defeated defending champion Aryna Sabalenka in the Madrid Open final in three sets after 3 hours and 11 minutes, also saving three championship points in the process.
2024: Billie Jean King Cup
In 2024, Świątek participated in a Billie Jean King Cup match against Switzerland, winning two singles matches and contributing to Poland's 4-0 win, which secured their place in the Finals in Seville for a third consecutive year.
2024: Świątek's performance at the Qatar Ladies Open and Dubai Championships
In February 2024, Iga Świątek won the Qatar Ladies Open without dropping a set for the second consecutive year, becoming the first person to win three consecutive titles in Doha. At the Dubai Championships, she reached the semifinals, and was the fourth player to make the quarterfinals in 9+ consecutive appearances since the WTA-1000 format's introduction in 2009.
June 2025: Head-to-head record against Jeļena Ostapenko
As of June 2025, Jeļena Ostapenko leads Iga Świątek 6–0 in their head-to-head, making her the only active player to have an undefeated record against Świątek across multiple matches.
July 2025: Double Bagels
As of July 2025, she has dispensed the rarer double bagel nine times in her WTA career, three of which have come during major tournaments.
2025: Aryna Sabalenka's ranking
In 2025, Aryna Sabalenka achieved a ranking with 80 weeks.
2025: United Cup Final
In 2025, Gauff won against Swiatek at the United Cup final.
2025: Świątek claims first grass court title at Wimbledon
In 2025, Iga Świątek secured her first grass court title by winning the Wimbledon Championships, overcoming a year of form struggles.
2025: French Open Semifinal Loss
In 2025, Sabalenka ended Świątek's 26-match winning streak at the French Open by defeating her in the semifinal 7–6(1), 4–6, 6–0.
2025: Świątek at the 2025 Cincinnati Open and US Open
In August 2025, Iga Świątek won the Cincinnati Open by defeating Jasmine Paolini, without dropping a set during the tournament. At the 2025 US Open, she entered the mixed doubles with Casper Ruud but lost in the final. In the singles draw, she exited in the quarter-finals after being defeated by Amanda Anisimova.
2026: United Cup Semifinal
In 2026, Gauff won against Swiatek at the United Cup semifinal.
2026: Australian Open Quarterfinals
In 2026, Rybakina defeated Świątek at the Australian Open quarterfinals in straight sets.
2026: Świątek's performance at the 2026 Australian Open
In January 2026, Iga Świątek's attempt to complete a Career Grand Slam at the Australian Open ended in the quarter-finals, where she was defeated by Elena Rybakina.
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