Iga Swiatek‘s dream clay run continues. After winning back-to-back titles in Madrid and Rome, the world number 1 player came into the French Open with the hopes of clinching yet another title and marking an end to a perfect run on clay. As the tournament progressed, she showed signs of dominance and made her stance clear that she was here for the title.

Coming in as the defending champion, all eyes were on Iga Swiatek and she managed to stand up to all the hopes and deliver. After her major milestone, she attended the press conference as the journalists were waiting for the champ to address her win. Amidst the bunch of questions, there came a question that certainly Iga Swiatek did not seem to like.

A journalist came ahead and asked Iga a couple of things outside the tennis court where she would want herself to be perfect. “Would you mind sharing a way or two away from the court in which you find yourself wanting to be perfect,” asked the journalist. Replying to this, Swiatek suggested that they were not in therapy so she would not want to answer that question. “We’re not in therapy so, sorry,” said Swiatek in response to the journalist.

Thus, Iga Swiatek, moments after winning her 4th Roland Garros title came into the press conference to shatter her thoughts on multiple things. However, she preferred not to indulge her private life into tennis as she refused to spark her views on her life.

But apart from that, the journey from a narrow defeat to a champion is nothing but a surreal feeling for Iga Swiatek and she pretty much acknowledges it. In another question that followed, she talked about how she felt following her win.

Iga Swiatek explains how she felt after winning her 4th Roland Garros title

The feeling after winning the 4th Roland Garros Slam must have been pretty surreal and Iga Swiatek pretty much understands this. With the expectations that were associated with her, she suggested that the way that she performed was quite good. Last but not the least, she suggested that she was proud of herself for pulling out her best game.

“It means a lot… this tournament has been surreal…I’m really proud of myself because the expectations have been high from the outside. . I’m happy I just went for it,”

Thus, Iga Swiatek closed her clay court campaign with a sensational win in Roland Garros. While all the hopes were associated with her, she managed to step on the occasion and deliver when it mattered the most.

Coming into the grass season now, will she be able to keep her form going? What are your thoughts on this? Do let us know in the comments below!