Today news: Iga Swiatek’s best result at the Grand Slams exc…….

Swiatek has not played since, as she withdrew from the China Open due to personal reasons and not compete in Wuhan as she looked for a new coach following her split with Tomasz Wiktorowski.

Things now appear more settled within her team after appointing Wim Fissette, who recently stopped coaching Naomi Osaka after she joined forces with Patrick Mouratoglou.

Iga Swiatek of Poland in action against Jessica Pegula of the United States in the women’s singles quarterfinal on Day 10 of the US Open at USTA Bi…

Iga Swiatek, 23, has five majors to her name, four of which came at the French Open and the other on the hard courts at the US Open.

The Belgian is very impressed with Swiatek’s success on clay, but he is keen to make his new player a winning machine at the other Grand Slam tournaments.

“Our goal is for Swiatek to start adding more Grand Slam titles on other surfaces as well. The clay-court season has its own twists. There are a lot of matches and tournaments played in a short period of time,” he told Eurosport Poland.

“You need to get into a rhythm, gain confidence, and after Paris it’s time to switch to other surfaces. Then there will be an opportunity to work on playing on other surfaces and try to succeed there.”

Coach Wim Fissette watches Naomi Osaka of Japan play against Lucia Bronzetti of Italy in the first round of the French Open at Roland Garros on May…
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