Swiatek teaches everyone how to say her name

Oct 09, 2020
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Swiatek teaches everyone how to say her name

Published Oct 09, 2020

Iga Swiatek has made her way to the Roland Garros final without the loss of set so the least everyone can do is pronounce her name properly. The 19-year-old Pole settled the matter once and for all.

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Swiatek has been incredibly impressive all fortnight long with laser-like focus on court while sharing her charming personality off of it. She's also been busy on the doubles court with a run to the semifinals. She and partner Nicole Melichar lost on Friday to Desirae Krawczyk and Alexa Guarachi.

Now Swiatek turns all her attention to Saturday's final against Sofia Kenin.

Swiatek and Kenin have only faced off once before, in the 2016 junior French Open.

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Swiatek teaches everyone how to say her name

Swiatek teaches everyone how to say her name