Iga Schvetek confidently advanced to the third round of Wimbledon. Concert in the second group

This is another good match for Świątek at the tournament in London. In the first round, he defeated our Chinese rival Lin Zhu 6: 1, 6: 3. In turn, the Spaniard won with Italian Martina Trevisan 6: 3, 6: 1.

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The 26-year-old Tormo is ranked 84th in the WTA rankings and has never made it past the second round at Wimbledon. No wonder Świątek was definitely the favorite for the showdown.

The match started as expected. The aggressive Raszynian first won all the balls on her serve, then confidently smashed her opponent on her serve.

Swiatek seems to be in control of everything. But in the third match, we witnessed a long, fierce battle, from which Sorribes Tormo came out on top and could enjoy a comeback break.

Wednesday’s meeting was not typical of Wimbledon matches. We have often seen very long runs in them, which is a feature of clay courts. The initiative was usually taken by a Polish woman who forced her rival to run. She eagerly defended herself, but was helpless at times.

Losing her application did not negatively affect the actions of Świątek, who played aggressively throughout. The Polish player broke the opponent again in the next match, in an instant she confidently won the serve and took the lead 4: 1. Her dominance continued until the end of the set and won 6: 2.

In the second installment of the duel, Świątek still controls the events in court. She played hard and confident all the time, not waiting for what the Spaniard would do. She broke her opponent again in the second match (later she did it twice more). It served itself perfectly, leaving no chance for the opponent to react effectively. She simply had no arguments about the great game of Polish women. A very confident Świątek easily hit the next balls and closed the set with a score of 6: 0.

In the third round, the leader of the world ranking will play with Croatian seed Petra Martic or Frenchman Diane Barry.

(give / after)

Iga Swiftek (Poland, 1) – Sara Sorribes Tormo (Spain) 6-2, 6-0.