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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.

Iga Swiatek confesses her plans for 2026. Source: Getty

Less Swiatek in 2026: "I would like to miss a couple of tournaments"

The Pole has a clear intention to reduce her schedule in the next season, seeking the best moments to train and improve her tennis.

Wim Fissette talks about his work with Iga Swiatek. Source: Getty

Tranquility with Swiatek: "Whatever happens, she is already a legend"

Wim Fissette, the Polish coach, analyzes what happened in the last WTA Finals and highlights which aspects they will try to improve for the 2026 season.

Swiatek: "If someone had told me that I would win Wimbledon this year, I wouldn't have believed it." Photo: Gettyimages

Swiatek: "If someone had told me that I would win Wimbledon this year, I wouldn't have believed it"

The Polish player, who will play in the Billie Jean King Cup playoffs this weekend, says that winning in London was "a dream come true and something I did not expect."

Key takeaways from the WTA circuit in 2025. Photo: gettyimages

The 10 conclusions of 2025 on the WTA circuit

We take a deep look at everything that happened this season in women's tennis and how it could influence the upcoming year.

This is the definitive WTA ranking of the 2025 season. Photo: Getty

This is the definitive WTA ranking of the 2025 season

We analyze in detail the main changes and how the final classification of the women's circuit stands.

Swiatek tried to find an explanation for her performance at the WTA Finals. Source: Getty

Swiatek: "Perhaps I won a lot last year and this is karma"

The Polish player had difficulties finding an explanation for her recent defeats and elimination in Riad, acknowledging that she was in full condition to have a great tournament.