"The ranking of the second in the world is really surreal, and I still have to look it up myself and see it with my own eyes before I believe it." To be honest, I don't know how to describe it now, it feels very unreal. ”
"But I definitely want to be able to get to a higher position because I feel like I'm really getting closer to being number one in the world."
Svatek, who has won two consecutive WTA 1000 titles in the 2022 season, has tied his personal world ranking to the highest polish player record set by compatriot A. Radwanska.
Talking about his rapid improvement in the world rankings, Swartek bluntly expressed his excitement at the moment, "I may be happy in the next few days, but it still feels very unreal. Being able to catch up with Aga means a lot to me. ”
Born on 31 May 2001 in Warsaw, Poland, Svatek officially moved from junior to adult in 2019 after winning the French Open Junior Women's Doubles and Wimbledon Junior Women's Singles titles.
In Svatek's current few seasons, the young Polish youngster has won a number of major championships, and his personal resume can be said to be quite rich.
At the French Open in October 2020, Swatek, who played as a non-seed, defeated Vandrosova, Shesservich, Bouchard, Halep, Trevisan and Podoloska to reach the women's singles final.
In the end, Swatak defeated Grand Slam champion Kenning in the final, and was crowned a Grand Slam champion for the first time in her career, and she also gained countless attention and fans for a time.
Svatek's second title did not last long, and a few months later at the Adelaide International (WTA500 class), the young Polish girl reached the final again and Won the women's singles title with Lec bencic.
Just three months later, Svatek was once again in good shape at the clay court where she excelled, reaching the women's singles final at the Rome Open and beating Ka Pliskova to win her third career title.
Swataker has already won two WTA 1000 titles just a few months into the season, reaching the final and defeating Kontaveit at the Qatar Open in February, and with Indian Wells winning last week, Swatake has already won a wave of five consecutive finals.
In fact, the Polish girl has reached six women's singles finals so far, except for the runner-up defeat to Herkog in Lugano in October of the 2019 season, she has won all five of the remaining final journeys, and the women's singles final win rate is currently as high as 83%.
In the current latest world rankings, Swatak ranks second in the world with 5776 points, and now the world's first Barty has 7980 points, although the two still have more than 2,000 points, but Barty has made it clear that he will withdraw from the Miami competition.
Retiring as the defending champion, Barty will deduct 1,000 points directly next week, when the gap between the two will be further narrowed, so when do you think Swartike will surpass Barty to reach the top of the world rankings? (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)