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Is there anyone who can prevent Iga Swiatek from winning the French Open? | Tennis News

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Defending champions Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek are gearing up for the French Open with vastly different trajectories leading up to the tournament. Djokovic, who has been struggling this year with a poor win-loss record and no finals made, is looking to find his form on the clay courts of Paris. On the other hand, Swiatek has been on a winning streak, dominating in Madrid and Rome, and is the favorite to clinch another title at Roland Garros.

The men’s draw at the French Open is shaping up to be one of the most open in recent memory, with Djokovic’s form in question and other top players facing injury troubles and inconsistency. In contrast, Swiatek is leading the charge in the women’s draw, setting the standard with her impressive performances leading up to the tournament.

With a career win percentage of 81% and multiple weeks as the World No. 1, Swiatek is already making a mark in the tennis world. A fourth crown in Paris would solidify her place among the clay court greats of the game. Her dominance on the court, especially on clay, has been unmatched, with a ruthless streak that has seen her win matches in commanding fashion.

As Swiatek prepares to defend her title, she faces tough competition from the likes of Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina. However, with her athleticism, powerful forehand, and strategic play, Swiatek is poised to make a strong run at a third consecutive French Open title. Tennis fans are eagerly anticipating her performance at Roland Garros as she looks to etch her name among the legends of the sport.

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