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Swiatek, after being eliminated: "What I would like to do is go train, I know what went wrong". Photo: Getty

Swiatek, after being eliminated: "What I would like to do is go train, I know what went wrong"

Iga Swiatek reveals what changes she needs to make in her tennis to improve: "I see Alcaraz changing his serve every year, for me, a small thing takes much longer".

Rybakina knocks on the door again. Source: Getty

Rybakina knocks on the door again

Seventh victory for Elena against Iga Swiatek to return to the semifinals of the Australian Open. The Kazakh tennis player has won 18 of her last 19 matches.

Swiatek: "I Grew up Watching Nadal, So Long Rallies Feel More Natural to Me". Photo: Gettyimages

Swiatek: "I grew up watching Nadal, so long exchanges feel more natural to me"

The Pole reached the quarterfinals of Australia after defeating Inglis, but she ensures that "now there is a much broader group of players competing at a higher level than ten years ago."

Rybakina reveals what her strategy will be to beat Swiatek. Source: Getty

Rybakina reveals her strategy to beat Swiatek

And she has already achieved this on many occasions, but it doesn't hurt to remind it. The Kazakh is now aiming directly at the Pole before facing each other in the quarterfinals.

Iga Swiatek, difficulties as a tennis player. Photo: gettyimages

Swiatek: "Competing for 11 months and resting for 10 days is not enough"

The Polish player makes interesting reflections at the 2026 Australian Open on what the great disadvantage is of being a player at her level.