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Swiatek Dominates Another Opponent to Maintain Momentum at Madrid Open

Swiatek Crushes Yet Another Opponent To Continue Madrid Open Surge


Iga Swiatek defeated Sorana Cirstea in both Doha on hard courts earlier this year and now on clay courts at the 2024 Madrid Open.

Cirstea has struggled against Swiatek in their matches, often finding it challenging to compete against the world no. 1.

Their recent match resulted in a 6-1, 6-1 victory for Swiatek, who excels on clay courts. Despite not being her preferred surface, she outperformed Cirstea in the opening set.

Swiatek continued to dominate, winning the match with the same scoreline for the third consecutive time against Cirstea, showcasing her exceptional form in Madrid.

Cirstea struggled to handle Swiatek’s pressure, especially during her service games, leading to quick finishes by Swiatek.

Swiatek’s consistent play and ability to maintain pressure on her opponent’s serve were key factors in her victory, resulting in a 6-1, 6-1 win in Madrid.

Swiatek’s dominant baseline game and strong service helped her secure a comfortable win with breaks at crucial moments.

With a final score of 6-1, 6-1, Swiatek replicated her success from Doha, showcasing her determination and motivation to succeed in this year’s tournament.