Iga Swiatek was the authentic sovereign of women’s tennis during the 2022 season. The Pole won two Slams, Roland Garros and the US Open, while having lined up a total of eight titles in nine finals played.
Top-flight performances that allowed him, as expected, to win and then sustainably retain first place in the world rankings
. The start of 2023, for the Polish champion, was not the best with the defeat in the round of 16 against the Australian Open finalist Rybakina.
In a long interview she gave to the Tennis Majors channel, Swiatek spoke about a problem with her personality, namely that of being very introverted but that does not have to be a negative.
She explained: “I’m just myself, authentic, and I see it working, because people appreciate my honesty, they know I’m a real person. I’m not trying to be someone different, I don’t have a magic bullet for that.
Maybe there are people who can identify with me because they are also introverted. Not everyone is outgoing, there is room for everyone on this earth.”
Swiatek talked about her and her communications team.
Going back to his 2022 season, Swiatek also talked about business related to his athletic performance : “I decided to create my own solution within my management to have a complementary team that supports my career.
I work with IMG and I still have my Polish team where my PR manager is in charge of my global communication and my partnerships manager is in charge of my Polish contracts.
I’m from Poland and that’s where I have the most impact right now, so it’s important for me to make good use of it.” “This year we will have some exciting news. Their help is also very valuable in the daily life of the Tour.
They have a great team and resources that make my life easier and help me focus on tennis.” The Polish tennis player who in recent weeks said she had a bad approach to the first Slam tournament of the year due to too much pressure, is ready to get back on the court to reconnect with resounding and irrevocable successes like last season.
