In a stunning display of dominance and consistency, Iga Świątek has etched her name deeper into tennis history — becoming only the second woman this century to finish four consecutive seasons ranked inside the WTA Top 2.
Since her breakthrough French Open win in 2020, Świątek has transformed from a teenage prodigy into the sport’s ultimate benchmark for excellence. Her relentless focus, mental toughness, and quiet intensity have powered her to multiple Grand Slam titles, a long reign as world No. 1, and now, this historic milestone that few have achieved in modern tennis.
The only other player this century to accomplish the same feat? Serena Williams.
Świątek’s consistency stands out in an era defined by rapid change and fierce competition. Whether dominating on clay, mastering hard courts, or adapting her game against every style, the 24-year-old Polish star has proven time and again that her success is no accident — it’s the result of unwavering discipline and purpose.
Reflecting on her season, Świątek said with trademark humility:
> “Every year brings new challenges, but I try to focus on growth — not rankings. To stay at this level, you have to love the process more than the prize.”
From Paris to New York, from pressure-filled finals to everyday practice courts, Iga Świątek has shown that greatness isn’t about one season — it’s about sustaining it.
As she closes out yet another remarkable year in the world’s Top 2, one thing is certain: Świątek isn’t just chasing history — she’s building it.
