Iga Sviajtek is dominated by Emma Raducan because the open-air defense continues

Iga Sviajtek he looked like the usual I against Emma Radukan in the second round French Open. World number 5 dominated this main in the last five years, conquering it four times. Although it was recently doubted if this trend will continue, Iga is rounded out in the form in Roland-Garros. She won the flat sets in the first round and lowered only three matches against former open-air champion in this 6-1 6-2 victory.

The warner made A brutally honest statement On the performance of Poland Superstar on Wednesday.

“It was really hard to match,” said Sladukan. “Iga really played really well. Yes, it was hard. I think it was quite firm at the beginning. I just thought in confidence. I just felt in just a little.”

Surprisingly, Sviajnek had a rough clay season. The Grand Slam five-array champion has not won the tournament or dealt with three clay tournaments playing. That was involved 6-1 6-1 Drubbing on Hands Coco Gauff In the open semifinals open. Iga, however, sounded like her usual self-confidence in the interview of the game on Wednesday of the second round on Wednesday.

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“I knew what I wanted to do, so I just did it,” Sviajtek said. “I spent a lot on the field, and I pretty much felt a game pretty well, so I just went to it.”

Seed no. 5 She will now move to the third round, where he will take over Jakueleline Cristian, who is in the first French open third round. Should he win in speech in your match, he has a potentially brutal road ahead. Iga would then face the winner of Elena Ribakine or deer remavers. Both are the main champions, and remapledko won before and recently beaten Swiastek on the clay open Stuttgart.

If the favorite tournament makes it even quarterfinals, they will probably take over last year’s French open runner and this year’s Italian champion, Jasmine Paolini, and then potentially world no. 1 ARIAN SABALENKA, and then potential CO COFOFF. This draw is undoubtedly the hardest IgA will probably have to move to Suzanne Lenglen Cup cranes. And despite the fact that five seeds, the Polish superstar has a giant goal on the back.

It was said, Swiajtek can be cemented as this century the largest clay court player with a winning Roland-Garros. One two women who won four French open titles of this century are 23 years and all the time great Justin Henin. Iga can stand alone in just over a week. We have a long way ahead, but Swiajtek is still a favorite in Paris.