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Iga Swiatek Criticizes Battle of Sexes Between Sabalenka and Kyrgios. Photo: gettyimages

Swiatek: "What Sabalenka and Kyrgios did was unnecessary, it had nothing to do with social change or anything important"

The Polish player was very critical of the Battle of the Sexes during the press conference prior to the United Cup 2026, where she revealed her goals and expectations for this season.

Fight for number 1 spot in the WTA ranking in 2026. Photo: gettyimages

This is how the fight for the number 1 spot of the WTA ranking will be in 2026

We analyze how the fight for the number 1 spot in the WTA ranking can develop, with Sabalenka and Swiatek as main contenders, along with other names looking to join the battle.

Reasons to watch the United Cup 2026. Photo: gettyimages

The 10 great attractions of the United Cup 2026

We review the main reasons to watch the United Cup 2026 live from January 2 to 11, in Perth and Sydney.

Alcaraz and Swiatek, possible feat at Australian Open 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Alcaraz and Swiatek, the feat never seen in the history of tennis they can pull off at the Australian Open 2026

Spanish and Polish players could make history in tennis if both become champions of the 2026 Australian Open, each completing their Career Grand Slam.

Swiatek reappears with a resounding victory against Rybakina and with changes in her game

Swiatek reappears with a resounding victory over Rybakina and with an important change in her game

The number two in the WTA ranking defeated the Kazakh tennis player with a double 6-3 and showed a remarkable change in her serve that could be key to achieving significant results at the Australian Open.

Iga Swiatek and her dream of completing the Career Grand Slam. Getty Images.

Iga Swiatek and her dream of completing the Career Grand Slam

The Polish tennis player has talked about how she manages the pressure ahead of the Australian Open, the only Grand Slam missing from her record.

Marcos Baghdatis in his last Grand Slam, Wimbledon 2019. Source: Getty

"I don't understand the tennis players, we didn't have an association that could defend us"

Marcos Baghdatis, former finalist of the Australian Open and #8 in the world, gives a tremendous critique of the current generations and their constant complaints about the length of the calendar.