Maja Chwalinska's life change after reaching the final at Roland Garros

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Maja Chwalinska is the woman of the moment on the WTA circuit. After reaching the Roland Garros 2026 final and becoming the first player to achieve this feat in Paris coming from the qualifying rounds, her life has taken a 180-degree turn, with numerous brands wanting to collaborate with her and economic gains that will allow her to invest in her tennis career.

Prior to Roland Garros, Chwalinska was ranked number 114 in the world and had never entered the top 100, but as of this Monday, she is already ranked number 21. In fact, in Paris, you could see how her outfits were changing, something that was due to not having fixed sponsors beyond Oshee and XTB, which appeared consistently in her looks. All of this has changed, so now the Polish tennis player will have to make the best decision for her future.

Upon returning to Poland, Chwalinska appeared on the program "Fakty po Faktach," where she emphasized that her biggest investment will go into her career. "I think it's also about investing in people. From now on, I will be able to take two coaches instead of one more regularly, as I have done so far. Because Roland Garros was the first tournament where I took my two coaches. Without a doubt, I will also be able to invest in a physiotherapist, which I believe would give me a great boost. That's the type of investment I have in mind."

Sponsors are vying for Chwalinska after Roland Garros

However, when the media uses her as an example of never giving up, she keeps her feet on the ground and shows her humble side. "I find it hard to say 'never give up' because I have given up many times myself, but I have always come back. So, I won't say don't give up, but simply that, if it's fun, do what you want," said the 24-year-old tennis player, who will now have to handle a different kind of pressure as she will have to play all the major tournaments.

Another noteworthy topic is that of her sponsors, and her company Top Five Management has addressed this in an interview with L'Equipe. Specifically, Stephane Gurov, the agency's director. "No one is willing to bet on you when you are ranked 114th in the world." However, once she reached the quarterfinals, they received about 20 sponsorship offers, although they prefer to proceed with caution and make the right decision. "She won't have to pay for her outfits anymore," he concluded.

Chwalinska, a new superstar in Poland

Obviously, Oshee and XTB have a lot to gain for having believed in her from the start, but they prefer to wait and study all the offers, as Piotr Szczypka, Maja Chwalinska's representative stated. "We are taking note of everything, we will return to Poland and then we will meet everyone to choose the options that best ensure Maja's future. We are very grateful to everyone."

Chwalinska has reasons to feel important, as she has become a new star in Poland. In her country, the semifinal match last Thursday was watched by an average of 1.65 million people, and at some points, the number rose to over 2 million, making Eurosport 1 the most-watched channel in Poland during the match. Not to mention the amount of searches and interactions with her name on social media. An incredible story of overcoming obstacles for a tennis player who has gone from struggling to pay for tournament hotels to putting her name in the spotlight.

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