Iga Swiatek

Iga Swiatek, goodbye to the fight for number 1. Photo: gettyimages

These are the consequences in the WTA ranking of Swiatek's defeat to Andreeva

A tough blow that Iga Swiatek has suffered at Indian Wells 2025, seeing her aspiration to dethrone the number 1 in the WTA ranking in the hands of Aryna Sabalenka clearly dissipate. The Polish player was defending the title she won last year, losing 610 points in the process, widening the gap with the Belarusian to potentially over 1,500 points.

Sabalenka has been at the top of the rankings for 29 weeks, and this outcome indicates she will remain there for much longer, likely staying there at least until after Roland Garros 2025. Additionally, Mirra Andreeva is now ranked 8th in the world and if she were to win, she would become the 6th best player on the planet.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Estas son las consecuencias en el ranking WTA de la derrota de Swiatek ante Andreeva

Iga Swiatek, ugly gesture at Indian Wells. Photo: gettyimages

This was the ugly and dangerous gesture of Swiatek towards a ball boy

Increasing frustration is what Iga Swiatek feels as things don't seem to go her way as she would like, and her once unassailable dominance is increasingly being called into question. During her match against Andreeva in the semi-finals of Indian Wells 2025, the Polish player lost her composure and hit a ball with a bounce towards the area of her box, narrowly missing a ball kid who remained stoic but was close to taking a hit.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así fue el feo y peligroso gesto de Swiatek con un recogepelotas

Andreeva becomes the youngest finalist at Indian Wells since 2001. Photo: Getty

Andreeva becomes the youngest finalist at Indian Wells since 2001

Everyone knew her name, but Mirra Andreeva continues to surprise. This time, the Russian defeated Iga Swiatek at Indian Wells 2025. With this incredible triumph at just 17 years old, Andreeva becomes the youngest player to secure a spot in the final of the Californian tournament since Kim Clijsters did it in the 2001 edition. Let's see if the young European goes one step further by claiming the trophy.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Andreeva se convierte en la finalista más joven de Indian Wells desde 2001

Iga Swiatek, goodbye to the fight for number 1. Photo: gettyimages

These are the consequences in the WTA ranking of Swiatek's defeat to Andreeva

A tough blow that Iga Swiatek has suffered at Indian Wells 2025, seeing her aspiration to dethrone the number 1 in the WTA ranking in the hands of Aryna Sabalenka clearly dissipate. The Polish player was defending the title she won last year, losing 610 points in the process, widening the gap with the Belarusian to potentially over 1,500 points.

Sabalenka has been at the top of the rankings for 29 weeks, and this outcome indicates she will remain there for much longer, likely staying there at least until after Roland Garros 2025. Additionally, Mirra Andreeva is now ranked 8th in the world and if she were to win, she would become the 6th best player on the planet.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Estas son las consecuencias en el ranking WTA de la derrota de Swiatek ante Andreeva

Iga Swiatek, ugly gesture at Indian Wells. Photo: gettyimages

This was the ugly and dangerous gesture of Swiatek towards a ball boy

Increasing frustration is what Iga Swiatek feels as things don't seem to go her way as she would like, and her once unassailable dominance is increasingly being called into question. During her match against Andreeva in the semi-finals of Indian Wells 2025, the Polish player lost her composure and hit a ball with a bounce towards the area of her box, narrowly missing a ball kid who remained stoic but was close to taking a hit.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así fue el feo y peligroso gesto de Swiatek con un recogepelotas

Andreeva becomes the youngest finalist at Indian Wells since 2001. Photo: Getty

Andreeva becomes the youngest finalist at Indian Wells since 2001

Everyone knew her name, but Mirra Andreeva continues to surprise. This time, the Russian defeated Iga Swiatek at Indian Wells 2025. With this incredible triumph at just 17 years old, Andreeva becomes the youngest player to secure a spot in the final of the Californian tournament since Kim Clijsters did it in the 2001 edition. Let's see if the young European goes one step further by claiming the trophy.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Andreeva se convierte en la finalista más joven de Indian Wells desde 2001

Indian Wells 2025: Swiatek sweeps aside Zheng to reach the semifinals. Photo: Getty

Indian Wells 2025: Swiatek sweeps Zheng to set up semifinal showdown

At full speed, Iga Swiatek dealt a fairly convincing score to Qinwen Zheng to be the first to confirm her presence in the Indian Wells 2025 semifinals. With a score of 6-3 and 6-3 in 1 hour and 38 minutes of play, the world number two added another triumph to her collection. The Chinese tennis player had five break opportunities, but Iga prevailed with superiority, now meeting the winner of Svitolina vs Andreeva.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Indian Wells 2025. Swiatek barre a Zheng para verse en semifinales