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Swiateks safety net on clay a big confidence booster

Swiateks safety net on clay a big confidence booster

Iga Swiatek goes into Saturday’s French Open remaining because the overwhelming favorite having received the title twice at Roland Garros and figuring out she has a security web on clay.

The world primary bumped into bother in her 6-2 7-6(7) semi-final victory over Beatriz Haddad Maia on Thursday however at all times felt in management, denying she was pissed off when the Brazilian supplied extra resistance than her earlier opponents.

Swiatek will face Czech Karolina Muchova within the remaining.

“I felt the same as usual. I actually felt kind of more focused because I know that the crowd was loud and I tried to just kind of keep my focus inside,” the Pole advised a press convention.

Swiatek, nevertheless, struggled to deal with the highest spin of Haddad Maier’s serve and her energy, going through a set level within the tiebreak.

“I just knew that I can really use my power on clay and even make it physical if I need to,” she mentioned. “So I had a lot of confidence in myself today.”

Playing on the pink dust solely will increase her self-confidence.

“Obviously, it’s still a lot of pressure and it’s not easy, but also on clay I feel like I have more weapons than on faster hard courts,” Swiatek mentioned.

“I’m trying to use that confidence and that feeling of being comfortable on that surface to just kind of focus on that a little bit more and play better because of that.”

She has reached her third remaining in Paris within the final 4 years, having received in 2020 and 2022.

“I feel like I’m a better player. Improvement I feel like is everywhere. Like tennis-wise, mentally, tactically, physically, just having the experience,” she mentioned.

A self-declared fan of 14-times males’s champion Rafael Nadal, Swiatek, nevertheless, doesn’t see herself reigning on the Parisian pink dust so long as the Spaniard.

“What he did and what he’s still doing, it’s pretty amazing. I never kind of knew that it’s going to be possible for me. So it is totally out of my reach, if I can say that,” she mentioned.

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Source: www.anews.com.tr