Iga nie musisz się tłumaczyć . Jesteś tylko człowiekiem. To normalne , że czasem przegrywasz , nie zawsze będziesz wygrywać . Tak jest w sporcie , samo życie , nikt nie jest doskonały i nie jesteś maszyną zaprogramowaną na zwyciężanie . Zagrałaś wspaniały mecz , gdyby nie małe błędy (auty) w trzecim secie losy meczu mogłyby potoczyć się inaczej , albo gdyby pierwszy set był inny. Masz przed sobą jeszcze wiele wygranych: setki , a może nawet tysiące . Masz tylko 22 lata. jesteś bardzo młoda. Nie stresuj się już . idź naprzód i nic się nie martw! Wierzę w Ciebie ; masz przeogromny talent, świat jeszcze o Tobie nie raz usłyszy! Niech Ci Bóg błogosławi a Matka Najświętsza ma w swojej opiece. Dziękuję ,że tak pięknie reprezentujesz Polskę .😍😍😍😍😍
Iga, both of you played great, powerful tennis. The level was so high, this could have been a worthy match in the Final. You can be proud of your speed and intensity. Unfortunately you hit the ball out in important moments. If you could have controlled that, the match would have been different. Admit that to yourself, and work on this part of the game before the next tournament!
Iga won the second set because she was hitting the ball early and hard. When she is confident she can just crank winners at will from her forehand and backhand. The errors also come because of that strategy and when Iga is under so much pressure. If Iga tempers her aggression, Rybakina will hit more winners and will have fewer errors. It's something like choosing between the devil and the deep blue sea
No shame in losing to Ryba. Iga's 1st serve let her down today. Even Iga said it here, that is her, Ryba & Saba who are the best on tour. They all push each other but Iga is still ahead of them both by a mile. Better days ahead!
Give the girl a break. She's been #1 for 99 weeks. She's a fantastic tennis player and a wonderful young woman. Stop asking stupid questions. She'll be #1 in WTA rankings for at least a few more months even if she doesn't win in any finals.
Taki jest sport, raz się wygrywa, raz się przegrywa. Jednak widać że Iga za bardzo się denerwuje w takich meczach i popełnia za dużo błędów. Do tego za mało urozmaica swoją grę, przydałoby się trochę więcej luzu, trochę więcej drop shotow. No i ciągle powinna pracować nad serwisem, bo Rybakina serwuje zdecydowanie lepiej.
The goal is to win the French and Olympics - in the same venue, on slower outside conditions. You are on track Iga and time your peak, still the Queen of clay.
At least Rybakina said that she finds this court in Stuttgart (clay on a wooden underground) rather slow compared to Roland Garros and she prefers Paris in terms of the surface. Nevertheless, indoor conditions without sun and wind help big servers. But I you are right. The ultimate goals are Roland Garros and the Olympics. I hope Elena wins both.
Iga is the best returner in the WTA, no ifs and buts. The way she was returning in this match, she would have beaten everybody not named Elena. It's just that no amount of skill can overcome the aces and unreturnables that Elena serves.
@@GhostofGerulaitis Respectfully, I have to disagree. Collins is a better returner on her best day because she is more powerful than Iga and can produce winners galore off second serves when she is on. However, Collins rarely performs at her peak best. Most of the time her returns are dumped at the net or sprayed in the tramlines or beyond the baseline because she always goes for winners and hits the ball flat. Iga is not as spectacular a returner as Collins, but she always manages to return the ball at a disadvantageous position to the server and then wins the point within her next two shots. She does not often hit return winners like Collins because her returns are topspin shots which gives it more probability of clearing the net but gives the server more time to get to the ball, but she also rarely fails to return a serve. Not the case with Collins, whose returns are 50/50 most often.
@@tennisobserver995 I hear you. But when I'm determining the "best" of something, some criteria are more important to me than others. Consistency - which is perhaps the one area where Iga out performs Collins on returns - is less important to me than speed, weight, precision, and the often elusive factor of intimidation. You don't want to hit a second serve against Danielle Collins.
@@GhostofGerulaitis I agree with you that Collins is more intimidating than Iga on 2nd serve returns because of how hard she can hit the ball and she is physically more imposing than Iga. However, beyond the optics, I'm sure WTA players would rather serve a 2nd serve to Collins than to Iga Swiatek, because with today's analytics I'm sure they know they have a much better chance of winning the point with Collins who is mostly hit-or-miss, than with Iga who rarely misses returns and usually dominates the rallies. People who are just watching the match have different perspectives than the players who are actually undergoing the experience, especially if they are non-tennis players who don't understand the intricacies of the game. By the way, I'm not referring to you in that last part. It's just a general statement.
She has her own life, she focuses on her own life and her own game and own money and she doesn't care if any moron gets excited about her loss or win with some Rybakina or not :)))
It was 1GA'S 3rd match on clay this year. She csme to Stuttgart directly from BJKCUP in Biel on hard court. First practice on clay this year. If 1GA played Elene in the fina she would be much better. Today Elena played better but the match was very tight. It was a 3 set battle. Though 1GA has won with Rybakina on hard this year. The more 1GA will play on clay she will get to her top form. 3 GS in RĢ did not come as a gift...Today was not 1GA day. If she played as with Raducanu she would have won. Elena played her best match in Stuttgart with 1GA. Congrats to Elena fot the win and to 1GA for the battle with herself, her serve and her own pressure as she said herself. They will.probable have more chances this season to compete again. Good luck to both❤.
it would be nice to see iga & elena in the final of the french open!! don't forget - elena did not lose last year in paris! she won her first 2 matches but then had to quit the competition because she was unwell! about 4 years ago, elena thumped serena williams in straight sets before losing in the q/finals!! she reminds me of maria sharapova, who won 2 french titles, with one runner up!!!
Rybakina will get stronger on clay as well. You forget that Rybakina never really had a chance to get going on clay last year with early tournament losses(to Kalinskaya in Madrid and a retirement against Maia in the 2nd round of Stuttgart)and an illness causing her to drop out of Roland Garros when she was a favorite to win it. Last year Rybakina won Rome despite not playing like a clay court player until the 2nd set of the quarterfinals, this year she will be looking to win more on clay and trying to defend Rome so she will become more and more of a clay courter. Honestly I think clay should be Rybakina’s 2nd best surface after grass because it gives her the time she needs to hit the shots she wants.
@@westonmeyer3110she also had 3 walk overs in Rome, including the final, she lost in early rounds of Stuttgart of first round in Madrid, it’s a sport, sometimes you win, sometimes you don’t
@@Anna_9_8 She beat Iga, Ostapenko, Vondrousova and Paolini on clay to win that title(her draw actually looks ridiculous from the perspective of 2024 when you add Kalinskaya to that) The fact that she won the first title of her clay season means she should do much better in Madrid this year(she retired from Stuttgart from injury last year so her clay season was compromised early)and has a shot of defending Rome.
All losses and wins are important but particularly when you're winning a Porshe :)). But at her level what really counts are GSs. Maybe 1000s . The rest are only preparations. Rybakina was today better at every aspect of the game.
Her coaches changing her serve this year was a big mistake. Her serve has become less reliable and maybe more predictable. She is 22. She's #1. She's going to be on top for a long time because only Rybakina has the complete gane required to beat her. Sabalenka is good, too, but inconsistency hurts her. She has trouble with the truly top players like iga and rybakina that can deal with her power and make her keep hitting balls back. I think its great to NOT have Iga just dominate everyone. Rybakina v Swiatek is women's version of Federer vs Djokovic, or now Sinner vs Alcaraz. Its good for tennis.
Iga needs a better serve. That's the main thing. Or at least the second serve can't be so weak that the opponent could just pounce on. Even at amateur level, weak second serves are punished.
EXACTLY CORRECT! Really do not know why she and her team never emphasize this weakness in their training routine? Imagine if she could serve like most legends do with strong aces, she will really win convincingly this kind of matches.
@tunemeister99 She doesn't need to train for aces, just a good pace, good kick second serve. After all, the saying goes that you're only as good as your second serve. The first serve used to be weak also but it looked like she had improved on that.
@tomsd8656. Totally agree with you about Iga’s serve. Notice how Iga becomes nervous in tight matches, her serve goes away. The fact that she cannot get on top of Rybakina in these contests, is now playing with her psyche. She got off to a fast start today, but found herself pegged back by Elena and lost the first set easily. She needs a great first and second serve, especially second serve. That would take so much pressure off her.
Actually, Iga has a very good kick serve which is very hard to attack on clay. That's the main reason Rybakina missed so many second serve returns. Her first serve has also improved a lot, it's a lot faster now than last year. But there is not much variety in her serve. With Rybakina Iga almost always serves to the body as this had worked wonders for her in their match at Doha. This time, Elena just took a few steps back and she had that serve already neutralized. In fact, most of Iga's unreturned serves in this match is a second serve. Her serve is no longer a liability like last year, but it is still not a weapon she could depend on to bail her out of trouble. To expect her to serve as well as Rybakina does is totally unrealistic. Rybakina is a gifted server. No one in the WTA can serve as well as she can when she's healthy.
@tennisobserver995 Yes, mostly her second serve was ok, not great, but one can tell by the service motion that she doesn't have confidence in it, so it tends to get weak in tight situations. Then she double faulted when she didn't want to pop a weak second serve in. No one expects iga to serve like the great servers, but a confident second serve is needed.
The way I see it, only Iga can beat Elena Rybakina at Roland Garros this year if Rybakina is 100% healthy. Iga's serve is already much better this year compared to last year. In fact she is already #1 in the WTA in service games won percentage and Rybakina is just second to her. I don't think her serve can be much better but she can improve it by varying its placement and spins so it will not be predictable. Iga can never serve as fast as Rybakina because Iga is only 5'9" and she is not as powerful as Serena Wiliiams who is built like a tank, and she does not have Rybakina's in-born sense of timing and accuracy as far as the serve is concerned. Not even Karolina Pliskova and Caroline Garcia who are great servers serve as well as Rybakina. I believe only Naomi Osaka has the potential to rival Rybakina in the serving department because Elena Rybakina is an all-time great server. Iga will increase her chances of beating her by developing very good slices and drop shots to disrupt Elena's rhythm and by improving her volleying skills. She can't win in a no-holds barred hitting slugfest with Rybakina because Rybakina is more powerful and accurate.
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yes iga.you did well in trying all the solutions to the game.(you're doing it now👌💪🤗,its obvious on 2nd set.) sadly its not enough,break of the game..as we say.. see you on the next🤗🥰
Unless she improves her service games, making aces, this is the dissapointing result. 1GA is a good tennis player but she does not concentrate improving her serves converted to aces. ZERO ACES AND SEVEN DOUBLE FAULTS wont make it in any big matches!!!
1. Iga has to finally relax on the court with Elena, as she is a much better player. 2. She needs to change a strategy - playing powerful strokes only help Rybakina create even more velocity. Instead, Iga needs to relax her wrist and play relaxed strokes. Where is her coach?
In the past Iga was a better player but Rybakina is her equal now if both are playing well. The main difference between them is Iga’s floor is quite a bit higher than Rybakina’s but Rybakina is starting to catch up there as well(as you can see with Rybakina throwing away 2nd sets in a lot of her matches and still winning without facing match points). In terms of wins this year they are identical(24-4)with Rybakina having slightly better wins in terms of rank(and despite Rybakina dropping out of Dubai and not playing Indian Wells as defending champion). Rybakina can get much better than this while Iga is much closer to her peak, don’t be surprised if Rybakina becomes the ultimate kryptonite for Iga who can get deep in tournaments and beat her most of the time.
Easy to say that when you're not actually playing Rybakina, who is just a nightmare matchup for Iga. Iga is the best player in the WTA as a whole, but in a group composed of only the Top 4 players in the WTA (Iga, Aryna, Coco and Elena), Rybakina is the best. So how can Iga relax when she knows she is not better than Rybakina head-to-head? If Iga plays lower velocity shots against Rybakina, Rybakina will just have more winners, less unforced errors and make Iga look worse. Iga has been winning almost all of her matches with the same aggressive style, so it will be very difficult for her to change just to defeat one player which is not even a given. Rybakina is the only player who has all the tools to beat Iga. Ostapenko has dominated Iga, but it will be more likely for Iga to beat Ostapenko on clay than for Iga to beat Rybakina. I wish Iga and Elena all reach the final at Roland Garros. Whoever wins, it will be quite a match.
De toute manière le classement veux rien dire rybakina bat regulierement iga et aryna. Et elle es 4e? Quand on voie gauff 3e qui fais 15 doubles fautes par match cest trop drole? Elena bravo
Vous avez la mémoire sélective, en parlant de COCO et 15 doubles fautes Sabalenka était dans le même cas , n’est-ce pas ? Mais maintenant elle fait moins, donc COCO ferait moin dans quelques temps et éventuellement prendre la place de nomero 1 mondial.merci pour votre compréhension
The audio was hard to understand with the echo, it should have been taken direct from the mic, not recorded in the room. The transcript is worse, probably AI generated, with serve being called surf and no indication of when the words are from the questioner and them from Iga. It's very hard to follow what is going on. Do better.
I really hope my fav Coco Gauff sees this interview and uses it as fuel to be more confident and fiery in her game. Iga named herself, Aryna and Elena as the best players on tour while Coco sits at #3 above Rybakina. And it’s no slight to them just wanting Coco to start seeing herself as good enough so she can get rid of the imposter syndrome she has.
@@Rockyboy2106 and how so? Let’s use Rybakina. both have 1 grand slam and 7 single titles. Coco even has all the doubles titles and Coco played Rybakina once. How is she not on her level?
@@Lederius18 Coco Hasn't won anything outside her home country.She only wins when She has the home advantage and crowds are bullying the other player.Other 3 girls have won titles everywhere .Coco is not in their league she will be out of top 10 very soon.
@@Rockyboy2106 When Iga and Rybakina were beat at the AUSTRALIAN open, Coco made her way to the semi finals where she lost to the winner of the tournament. She won a title in Auckland NZ at the start of the year. The United States is a huge country so it makes no sense to compare Europeans winning in different places of Europe. Sabalenka has tons of points to defend and if she keeps losing Coco will be #2 within 2 months.
@@user-bd5pz3ds8w sure, the man called it a night. But, it would be suggested that you stop equating polish nationals, lest you will receive the same treatment he meted out against Bowe. In form of yellow aces to your loin.
Andrew Golota had four world title fights against: Lennox Lewis for the WBC belt in 1997 Chris Byrd (IBF) John Ruiz (WBA) in 2004 Lamon Brewster (WBO) in 2005 Golota didn't win any.
Congrats to Elena🎉 from diehard Iga fan. Where was the main coach when f Iga? This is the fastest clay court, so the next tournaments even out the difference seen today. Iga’s first serve percentage awful. Should have left BJC and practice on the clay like previous years. Hope she will play Madrid.
The first serve percentage is awful because Iga tries to make a very strong first serve after Rybakina just swats her average speed first serves. Iga would serve above 70% against all opponents not named Elena Rybakina. Elena just has that effect that Sabalenka and Swiatek serve worse than their usual when facing her because she puts so much pressure on them to make very good serves.
@@tennisobserver995 Good point. Because in IW, Iga commented in the Canal+ interview that the first serve is now 115 mph / 185 km/h and with 70 % in, so to the speed she is not planning to make improvements but for stabilisation.
@@jukkao.parviainen8669 The improvements that Iga can make on her first serve is to direct the majority to 1/4 the width of the service box on the T-side and the wide side line. That will give her more aces but it will also lower her first serve percentage by a bit. Osaka and Rybakina who are great servers only serve above 60% and they are taller than Iga so their ball has a better probability of clearing the net and landing in. The most that Iga can gain, though, is by changing the spin and direction of her serves often so it does not become predictable. Servers like Osaka and Rybakina are gifted. Sadly, though, Iga might not be one and it will be impossible for her to reach their serving level. Iga should focus more on improving her volleying skills and develop a good slice to change the rhythm every once in a while.
That is because Swiatek does not have an alternative game to play, her game will be at a disadvantage against Rybakina who is a better striker of ball on both forehand and backhand and also a better server.
Henin played during Serena era. Iga dominate an era when big names are at the end of their careers or her rivals just lose interest, injured or maternity eg Svitolina, Muguruza, Barty, Osaka, Halep, Andreescu, Anisimova, Krejcikova, Muchova etc etc. What you get is a Covid inflicted neither-here-nor-there 2000-2023 period where the WTA top 10 was rather inconsistent (and Kenin + Raducanu took the opportunity to grab 1 GS each) Compared to the pre-Covid post-Steffi golden era that Henin had to play - we had Venus, Mauresmo, Kutznetsova, Azarenka, Sharapova, Ivanovic, Kerber, Clijsters, Serena, Jankovic, Wozniacki, Kvitova, Safina, Li Na and Henin herself. The line-up just would not compare. But the WTA is just only 2 years of emerging from pandemic. Iga is benefitting from the transition of post-Serena era.
@@inspirasiplaylists9910 Naaahhh!! You understand very well about WTA's past era like 2003-2013 which was more competitive back then cuz all of players you mentioned mostly tried so hard to finally reach no. 1. So that era was full of variation. Aaahhh kvitova and li na both were no. 2 and also have 2 GS! Sorry to mention henin and barty cuz they both were no. 1 and still had a great shape. But, they announced very early retirement while they actually still had many things to prove more unless they had reached graf's level
To deserve the title of Queen you have to play high level for few years and win a few slams not 500 points tournament :))))) and be in good shape in one match :))
Rybakina is also two years older than Swiatek so Rybakina had 2 years more to prove that she is any queen :))) Swiatek is only 22 years old :))) so she is still far from own prime time age :))
Iga ar trebui sa mai mearga si într-un concediu, ca e prea disperata sa fie locul 1. Ea participa la toate turneele chiar daca nu sunt grand slam uri. Eu nu am vazut-o pozandu se într-o vacanta in viata mea. Parere personala, disperata dupa bani si dupa locul 1. Uitate si la viata personala, ca nu totul inseamna bani si faima. Sabalenka de ex, dupa un turneu major, merge sa se relaxeze. La.fel am vazut si la Rybakina. Nu imi place de Iga, e fomista rau, nu vede alceva numa tenis . Bravo Rybakina! o fata deosebita..
The real number 1 unquestionable for 99 weeks is 1GA. It is the same as you would doubt that Djoco is mot number 1 when he loses. 1GA was not destroyed by Elena. It was a very tight match. 1GA has the right to lose. When Sabalenka loses it is ok. When Rybakina lost with 1GA it was ok. When 1GA loses 3rd match out ouf 21 itvis a disaster...The hate is pouring. People be human and objective. Listen to Rybakina how respectfull she is. Listen to 1GA how respectfull she is towards all opponents. This is one vs one game. When one wins the other loses. I am so disgusted bybthose opinions here. Learn from Elena and 1GA how to react snd comment.
So what's the betting on Iga not winning any Slams at all this year? 1 down,3 left and you can virtually count out Wimbledon,so that just leave the French Open and the US Open. After today,you have to say that the French Open is no longer such a dead cert anymore so Iga's last hope remains the US Open but then you have so many contenders and the ultimate wildcard to gatecrash the entire party of the big 3 might just be Emma herself!😂
Iga will still be the big favorite to win the French Open as the only player who might beat her there is Rybakina and they won't meet earlier than the semifinals. But if she does play Rybakina there, I won't even think about betting on Iga who will always be the favorite. If she plays Rybakina in the semifinals and she loses, she would lose a ton of points and that would give Sabalenka a crack at the year-end #1
@@tennisobserver995 big favourite? I wouldn't count on it after the way Rybakina just crushed Kostyuk easily in straight sets to win the Stuttgart Open title.I think as long as Iga doesn't improve her serves or introduce more variety to her game she's always vulnerable to big servers and hitters.It looks like she hasn't really improved much whereas others have,I mean just have to look at how she struggled against Emma in the first set,a year ago she would have swatted Emma away easily,not being taken to a tie break because Emma has improved beyond recognition from the player of 2 years ago especially her serves and forehands.I fear the pressure will really be on for Iga come the French Open because failure to defend her title will mean losing 2000 points!🤣
Rybakina is better player than Iga. Rybakina weakness are she's often injured so not consistent at the same time,but when dhes fit then no player can bit her.
That is for the debate, still half of ranking points behind Iga. In WTA race near to Iga, so the next tournaments will be exciting. Hope only that Iga will play Madrid.
@@Pelican11 It also comes down to the physical training, which is in Iga’s case done in the preseason with a great variability. When your overall athleticism is developing like in her case, the muscles are helpful to prevent e.g. back injuries. And I don’t see it in Ryba’s case, which would be of course helpful to her.
@jukkao.parviainen8669 I think Iga is little bit faster and more consistent but ER has one advantage over Iga which is service,you can see that ER played all matches except final 3 sets so she's not that weak is in it but her body reacting and maybe next week or 2 she will be injured again who knows...
@@Pelican11 Vicious circle, can’t train when you are injured and then you need to play again. This is much depending on the preseason practice. And as you see, from Iga’s staff, only personal chef de cuisine is missing.
sorry to tell you but... IGA is still number ONE... on rankings, on the race, on everything... maybe stop jacking off to ryba's matches and learn some discernment
Omg I feel sorry for people like you😢 probably you are really unhappy, alone and you are in love in Elena. There is always a chance, yeah?😙 probably you are a russian. So youtube is not banned in your „country”? Stop hating on polish people. We dont hate Elena but we actually have respect for her! thats great for WTA Iga is not winning everything and she has great rivals!🎉 good luck to Elena tomorrow! Elena has a class and she would be embarrassed if she saw what you put here about Iga Swiatek.
Polka z Rybakiną i Ostapenko prezentuje najgorszy tenis....i tylko dlatego te dwie przecietne tenisistki których w turze są setki wygrywają...Świątek tak beznadziejnie grała że nawet amatorka by sobie poradziła....serwis Polki to najgorsze podanie WTA....znawcy talentu Rybakiny ta wasza wielka mistrzyni ma na koncie 1szlema zdobytego fuksem ...kto ogłądał finał to wie oczym mówię....prawdziwą królową była Amerykanka Serena zdobywczyni 23 szlemów...która Szarapową ogrywała jak małe dziecko wasza Rosjanka Rybakina do piet nie dorasta Amerykance i nidy nie osiągnie takich sukcesów grając nawet z obecnymi miernotami WTA....z niej taka królowa jak z Putina Car....😂😂😂😂
Iga nie musisz się tłumaczyć . Jesteś tylko człowiekiem. To normalne , że czasem przegrywasz , nie zawsze będziesz wygrywać . Tak jest w sporcie , samo życie , nikt nie jest doskonały i nie jesteś maszyną zaprogramowaną na zwyciężanie . Zagrałaś wspaniały mecz , gdyby nie małe błędy (auty) w trzecim secie losy meczu mogłyby potoczyć się inaczej , albo gdyby pierwszy set był inny. Masz przed sobą jeszcze wiele wygranych: setki , a może nawet tysiące . Masz tylko 22 lata. jesteś bardzo młoda. Nie stresuj się już . idź naprzód i nic się nie martw! Wierzę w Ciebie ; masz przeogromny talent, świat jeszcze o Tobie nie raz usłyszy! Niech Ci Bóg błogosławi a Matka Najświętsza ma w swojej opiece. Dziękuję ,że tak pięknie reprezentujesz Polskę .😍😍😍😍😍
ladnie to napisalas.. dziekuje
Lovely and talented Iga. So thoughtful and analytical.
Iga, both of you played great, powerful tennis. The level was so high, this could have been a worthy match in the Final. You can be proud of your speed and intensity. Unfortunately you hit the ball out in important moments. If you could have controlled that, the match would have been different. Admit that to yourself, and work on this part of the game before the next tournament!
Iga won the second set because she was hitting the ball early and hard. When she is confident she can just crank winners at will from her forehand and backhand. The errors also come because of that strategy and when Iga is under so much pressure. If Iga tempers her aggression, Rybakina will hit more winners and will have fewer errors. It's something like choosing between the devil and the deep blue sea
Serwis do poprawki, I będzie ok.😊
No shame in losing to Ryba. Iga's 1st serve let her down today. Even Iga said it here, that is her, Ryba & Saba who are the best on tour. They all push each other but Iga is still ahead of them both by a mile. Better days ahead!
By a mile feels dramatic, they all won big things this year already and Ryba has one extra match win of the season if I’m not mistaken
IGA internationally puts COCO aside, the future will prouve her wrong.COCO is one of the best.
@@ceciliadeparis7317but this season Coco is terrible actually. She was in semi of AO only because of easy draw. she needs to find her form
To sztuka, prowadzić i być nr 1, z tak silnie serwującymi zawodniczkami, jak Sabalenka i Rybakina.
@@annajakl3450 Iga is just that good and consistent.
Thank you Iga Swiatek
Give the girl a break. She's been #1 for 99 weeks. She's a fantastic tennis player and a wonderful young woman. Stop asking stupid questions. She'll be #1 in WTA rankings for at least a few more months even if she doesn't win in any finals.
What "stupid questions?"
RYBAKINA ❤BETTER PLAYER THAN HERE….🎉
Plenty ALIBI RYBAKINA IS A BETTER THAN u
Yes she's been #1 for quite some time but she hasn't solved the Rybakina puzzle.
You igàs fans accept that Elena was the best today, rather than finding all fake excuses, thznk you for understanding
Taki jest sport, raz się wygrywa, raz się przegrywa. Jednak widać że Iga za bardzo się denerwuje w takich meczach i popełnia za dużo błędów. Do tego za mało urozmaica swoją grę, przydałoby się trochę więcej luzu, trochę więcej drop shotow. No i ciągle powinna pracować nad serwisem, bo Rybakina serwuje zdecydowanie lepiej.
Love you Iga! Enjoyed your game, russian had nothing to lose, hence the extra confidence on her side. Keep it up! And stay healthy❤!!
The goal is to win the French and Olympics - in the same venue, on slower outside conditions. You are on track Iga and time your peak, still the Queen of clay.
At least Rybakina said that she finds this court in Stuttgart (clay on a wooden underground) rather slow compared to Roland Garros and she prefers Paris in terms of the surface. Nevertheless, indoor conditions without sun and wind help big servers.
But I you are right. The ultimate goals are Roland Garros and the Olympics. I hope Elena wins both.
Iga will be officially dethroned at French Open this year.
@@jliang70 no, The queen of clay will lose her title only through abdication or retirement.
IGA,
100 TYGODNI NUMER JEDEN!!!
Następnej stówy Ci życzę i wierzę w Ciebie. You are the best!!!💯❤️
Iga is the best returner in the WTA, no ifs and buts. The way she was returning in this match, she would have beaten everybody not named Elena. It's just that no amount of skill can overcome the aces and unreturnables that Elena serves.
Collins is a better returner.
@@GhostofGerulaitis Respectfully, I have to disagree. Collins is a better returner on her best day because she is more powerful than Iga and can produce winners galore off second serves when she is on. However, Collins rarely performs at her peak best. Most of the time her returns are dumped at the net or sprayed in the tramlines or beyond the baseline because she always goes for winners and hits the ball flat. Iga is not as spectacular a returner as Collins, but she always manages to return the ball at a disadvantageous position to the server and then wins the point within her next two shots. She does not often hit return winners like Collins because her returns are topspin shots which gives it more probability of clearing the net but gives the server more time to get to the ball, but she also rarely fails to return a serve. Not the case with Collins, whose returns are 50/50 most often.
@@tennisobserver995 I hear you. But when I'm determining the "best" of something, some criteria are more important to me than others. Consistency - which is perhaps the one area where Iga out performs Collins on returns - is less important to me than speed, weight, precision, and the often elusive factor of intimidation. You don't want to hit a second serve against Danielle Collins.
@@GhostofGerulaitis I agree with you that Collins is more intimidating than Iga on 2nd serve returns because of how hard she can hit the ball and she is physically more imposing than Iga. However, beyond the optics, I'm sure WTA players would rather serve a 2nd serve to Collins than to Iga Swiatek, because with today's analytics I'm sure they know they have a much better chance of winning the point with Collins who is mostly hit-or-miss, than with Iga who rarely misses returns and usually dominates the rallies. People who are just watching the match have different perspectives than the players who are actually undergoing the experience, especially if they are non-tennis players who don't understand the intricacies of the game. By the way, I'm not referring to you in that last part. It's just a general statement.
Good interview, she is giving credit to rybakina. That's good too see.
She has her own life, she focuses on her own life and her own game and own money and she doesn't care if any moron gets excited about her loss or win with some Rybakina or not :)))
Rybakina also has to bow to Swiatek, because in sports, trophies and rankings confirm class, not just one match moron in low ranking torunament .
She always does. She's a class act 🙌 I wish other WTA players would take example as I never see them congratulating Iga. Huge shame.
About time
It was 1GA'S 3rd match on clay this year. She csme to Stuttgart directly from BJKCUP in Biel on hard court. First practice on clay this year. If 1GA played Elene in the fina she would be much better. Today Elena played better but the match was very tight. It was a 3 set battle. Though 1GA has won with Rybakina on hard this year. The more 1GA will play on clay she will get to her top form. 3 GS in RĢ did not come as a gift...Today was not 1GA day. If she played as with Raducanu she would have won. Elena played her best match in Stuttgart with 1GA. Congrats to Elena fot the win and to 1GA for the battle with herself, her serve and her own pressure as she said herself. They will.probable have more chances this season to compete again. Good luck to both❤.
it would be nice to see iga & elena in the final of the french open!! don't forget - elena did not lose last year in paris! she won her first 2 matches but then had to quit the competition because she was unwell! about 4 years ago, elena thumped serena williams in straight sets before losing in the q/finals!! she reminds me of maria sharapova, who won 2 french titles, with one runner up!!!
Rybakina will get stronger on clay as well.
You forget that Rybakina never really had a chance to get going on clay last year with early tournament losses(to Kalinskaya in Madrid and a retirement against Maia in the 2nd round of Stuttgart)and an illness causing her to drop out of Roland Garros when she was a favorite to win it.
Last year Rybakina won Rome despite not playing like a clay court player until the 2nd set of the quarterfinals, this year she will be looking to win more on clay and trying to defend Rome so she will become more and more of a clay courter. Honestly I think clay should be Rybakina’s 2nd best surface after grass because it gives her the time she needs to hit the shots she wants.
@@westonmeyer3110she also had 3 walk overs in Rome, including the final, she lost in early rounds of Stuttgart of first round in Madrid, it’s a sport, sometimes you win, sometimes you don’t
@@Anna_9_8
She beat Iga, Ostapenko, Vondrousova and Paolini on clay to win that title(her draw actually looks ridiculous from the perspective of 2024 when you add Kalinskaya to that)
The fact that she won the first title of her clay season means she should do much better in Madrid this year(she retired from Stuttgart from injury last year so her clay season was compromised early)and has a shot of defending Rome.
I LIKEN ELENA TO MARIA SHARAPOVA & SHE HAD A VERY GOOD RECORD ON GRASS! cheers!@@westonmeyer3110
Успехов вам в дальнейшем 😊но Елена лучшая ❤ мы её любим ❤🇰🇿
All losses and wins are important but particularly when you're winning a Porshe :)). But at her level what really counts are GSs. Maybe 1000s . The rest are only preparations. Rybakina was today better at every aspect of the game.
Nie rozumiem po co ta konferencja 🤔
Her coaches changing her serve this year was a big mistake. Her serve has become less reliable and maybe more predictable. She is 22. She's #1. She's going to be on top for a long time because only Rybakina has the complete gane required to beat her. Sabalenka is good, too, but inconsistency hurts her. She has trouble with the truly top players like iga and rybakina that can deal with her power and make her keep hitting balls back. I think its great to NOT have Iga just dominate everyone. Rybakina v Swiatek is women's version of Federer vs Djokovic, or now Sinner vs Alcaraz. Its good for tennis.
Iga needs a better serve. That's the main thing. Or at least the second serve can't be so weak that the opponent could just pounce on. Even at amateur level, weak second serves are punished.
EXACTLY CORRECT! Really do not know why she and her team never emphasize this weakness in their training routine? Imagine if she could serve like most legends do with strong aces, she will really win convincingly this kind of matches.
@tunemeister99 She doesn't need to train for aces, just a good pace, good kick second serve. After all, the saying goes that you're only as good as your second serve.
The first serve used to be weak also but it looked like she had improved on that.
@tomsd8656. Totally agree with you about Iga’s serve. Notice how Iga becomes nervous in tight matches, her serve goes away. The fact that she cannot get on top of Rybakina in these contests, is now playing with her psyche. She got off to a fast start today, but found herself pegged back by Elena and lost the first set easily. She needs a great first and second serve, especially second serve. That would take so much pressure off her.
Actually, Iga has a very good kick serve which is very hard to attack on clay. That's the main reason Rybakina missed so many second serve returns. Her first serve has also improved a lot, it's a lot faster now than last year. But there is not much variety in her serve. With Rybakina Iga almost always serves to the body as this had worked wonders for her in their match at Doha. This time, Elena just took a few steps back and she had that serve already neutralized. In fact, most of Iga's unreturned serves in this match is a second serve. Her serve is no longer a liability like last year, but it is still not a weapon she could depend on to bail her out of trouble. To expect her to serve as well as Rybakina does is totally unrealistic. Rybakina is a gifted server. No one in the WTA can serve as well as she can when she's healthy.
@tennisobserver995 Yes, mostly her second serve was ok, not great, but one can tell by the service motion that she doesn't have confidence in it, so it tends to get weak in tight situations. Then she double faulted when she didn't want to pop a weak second serve in.
No one expects iga to serve like the great servers, but a confident second serve is needed.
Lovely Iga
The way I see it, only Iga can beat Elena Rybakina at Roland Garros this year if Rybakina is 100% healthy. Iga's serve is already much better this year compared to last year. In fact she is already #1 in the WTA in service games won percentage and Rybakina is just second to her. I don't think her serve can be much better but she can improve it by varying its placement and spins so it will not be predictable. Iga can never serve as fast as Rybakina because Iga is only 5'9" and she is not as powerful as Serena Wiliiams who is built like a tank, and she does not have Rybakina's in-born sense of timing and accuracy as far as the serve is concerned. Not even Karolina Pliskova and Caroline Garcia who are great servers serve as well as Rybakina. I believe only Naomi Osaka has the potential to rival Rybakina in the serving department because Elena Rybakina is an all-time great server. Iga will increase her chances of beating her by developing very good slices and drop shots to disrupt Elena's rhythm and by improving her volleying skills. She can't win in a no-holds barred hitting slugfest with Rybakina because Rybakina is more powerful and accurate.
Hopefully Tomasz her coach read your comments and will consider it in her training.
Iga is still the best no matter what happened today. Next year iga will it again
iga Eres la mejor !!!@❤
Iga really fantastic and humble player
I hope her rivalry between Sabalenka and Rybakina bring new era for WTA
yeah
Ke final sudah bagus dapat uang usia 22 masih panjang ke final wow ..kamu no 1 dunia ...yg penting dapat uang hadiah ga. ...kalah menang biasa. ..tetep iga idola penonton ga ...
yes iga.you did well in trying all the solutions to the game.(you're doing it now👌💪🤗,its obvious on 2nd set.)
sadly its not enough,break of the game..as we say..
see you on the next🤗🥰
Iga❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Unless she improves her service games, making aces, this is the dissapointing result. 1GA is a good tennis player but she does not concentrate improving her serves converted to aces. ZERO ACES AND SEVEN DOUBLE FAULTS wont make it in any big matches!!!
Yes, it is so disappointing she has been no. 1 for 100 weeks now, and has 19 titles at 22.
@@Malgosia44 on paper correct!
@@tunemeister99 🙈
just 3rd match on clay, lot unforced errors
Same as Rybakina. Moreover, the Ice queen 👸 doesn't like clay.
Amazing 1ga! ❤
Ryba is the silent assassin
💙💙
1. Iga has to finally relax on the court with Elena, as she is a much better player. 2. She needs to change a strategy - playing powerful strokes only help Rybakina create even more velocity. Instead, Iga needs to relax her wrist and play relaxed strokes. Where is her coach?
The coach had days off... 🙈
You should be her coach 😂
Yall always say she is much better but if that were true the hth wouldn’t be what it is. Ryba doesn’t keep winning off of fluke
In the past Iga was a better player but Rybakina is her equal now if both are playing well.
The main difference between them is Iga’s floor is quite a bit higher than Rybakina’s but Rybakina is starting to catch up there as well(as you can see with Rybakina throwing away 2nd sets in a lot of her matches and still winning without facing match points).
In terms of wins this year they are identical(24-4)with Rybakina having slightly better wins in terms of rank(and despite Rybakina dropping out of Dubai and not playing Indian Wells as defending champion).
Rybakina can get much better than this while Iga is much closer to her peak, don’t be surprised if Rybakina becomes the ultimate kryptonite for Iga who can get deep in tournaments and beat her most of the time.
Easy to say that when you're not actually playing Rybakina, who is just a nightmare matchup for Iga. Iga is the best player in the WTA as a whole, but in a group composed of only the Top 4 players in the WTA (Iga, Aryna, Coco and Elena), Rybakina is the best. So how can Iga relax when she knows she is not better than Rybakina head-to-head? If Iga plays lower velocity shots against Rybakina, Rybakina will just have more winners, less unforced errors and make Iga look worse. Iga has been winning almost all of her matches with the same aggressive style, so it will be very difficult for her to change just to defeat one player which is not even a given. Rybakina is the only player who has all the tools to beat Iga. Ostapenko has dominated Iga, but it will be more likely for Iga to beat Ostapenko on clay than for Iga to beat Rybakina. I wish Iga and Elena all reach the final at Roland Garros. Whoever wins, it will be quite a match.
❤❤❤ Iga THE BEST❤❤
😊😊😊😊
De toute manière le classement veux rien dire rybakina bat regulierement iga et aryna. Et elle es 4e? Quand on voie gauff 3e qui fais 15 doubles fautes par match cest trop drole? Elena bravo
Vous avez la mémoire sélective, en parlant de COCO et 15 doubles fautes
Sabalenka était dans le même cas , n’est-ce pas ?
Mais maintenant elle fait moins, donc COCO ferait moin dans quelques temps
et éventuellement prendre la place de nomero 1 mondial.merci pour votre compréhension
@@ceciliadeparis7317 sabalenka aussi ok mais depuis à redressé la barre
Oui mais c'est du bruit pour rien. Elle arrive en finale et elle s'efface. A qui ça sert. Ne espérant qu'elle va gagnée cette fois.
IGA ♥️🎾♥️🎾♥️
The audio was hard to understand with the echo, it should have been taken direct from the mic, not recorded in the room. The transcript is worse, probably AI generated, with serve being called surf and no indication of when the words are from the questioner and them from Iga. It's very hard to follow what is going on. Do better.
Thanks Blucat. Hope you’re having a good day :)
@@TalkingTennisTT I will if you improve the transcript next time - or can't you understand it either? :-)
@@blucat4 I got it loud and clear :)
@@TalkingTennisTT Then type it how you got it. Why 'surf' and not 'serve'?
@blucat4 aren't the sub titles automatically generated? Nothing they can do about surf and serve
iga ,Preparate para las Olimpiadas. y Rolland Garros. Eres la mejor ganes ho pierdas !! !! Haz alguna dejada mas 😊!! ❤❤❤❤
I really hope my fav Coco Gauff sees this interview and uses it as fuel to be more confident and fiery in her game. Iga named herself, Aryna and Elena as the best players on tour while Coco sits at #3 above Rybakina. And it’s no slight to them just wanting Coco to start seeing herself as good enough so she can get rid of the imposter syndrome she has.
I get it, you black, she black, thats as far as you people go, simpletons
Coco is not at same level as those three girls.
@@Rockyboy2106 and how so? Let’s use Rybakina. both have 1 grand slam and 7 single titles. Coco even has all the doubles titles and Coco played Rybakina once. How is she not on her level?
@@Lederius18 Coco Hasn't won anything outside her home country.She only wins when She has the home advantage and crowds are bullying the other player.Other 3 girls have won titles everywhere .Coco is not in their league she will be out of top 10 very soon.
@@Rockyboy2106 When Iga and Rybakina were beat at the AUSTRALIAN open, Coco made her way to the semi finals where she lost to the winner of the tournament. She won a title in Auckland NZ at the start of the year. The United States is a huge country so it makes no sense to compare Europeans winning in different places of Europe. Sabalenka has tons of points to defend and if she keeps losing Coco will be #2 within 2 months.
Andrew Galata used to say...
It waa waaa wasn't my day.
Its a tough sport. I suggest you heed his advise before absorbing any more aces to your noggin which might further diminish your faculties.
It wasn't advice.
It was his excuse for losing a fight.
@@user-bd5pz3ds8w sure, the man called it a night. But, it would be suggested that you stop equating polish nationals, lest you will receive the same treatment he meted out against Bowe. In form of yellow aces to your loin.
Golota was a good boxer. He had skills and heart to boxing.
Unfortunately, he was the hooligan type and weak psychologically.
Andrew Golota had four world title fights against:
Lennox Lewis for the WBC belt in 1997
Chris Byrd (IBF)
John Ruiz (WBA) in 2004
Lamon Brewster (WBO) in 2005
Golota didn't win any.
Nasza mistrzyni
Iga❤
Congrats to Elena 🎉🎉🎉 well done beautiful
4-2 h2h for Rybakina. 💪🇰🇿
4-1 in Grandslam for Światek . PL !
5:1 go and listen to Rybakina post press conference
Iga 303/69 W/L vs Ryba 311/136 W/L 😉
Rybakina vs Samsonowa h2h 1-4
@@goodninja7019 Swiatek probably secretly wants to swap her 4 GS with Vondrousova's 1 Wimbledon - for sure
Iga nobody wins everything but Elena will remain a hard nut to crack.
Someone forgot to mention a certain CoCo as a top player on tour
Not on recent form, post AO
Puffs is a joke. Please stop that US driven nonsense abt puffs "greatness ". ..
@@water112000#TEAMGAUFF all the way😂🤣✌️
Justine Henin won 7 grand slams and many tournaments during the period of Serana and Venus Wiliams. They didn't win everything either.
No excuses???thats a surprise
I’m so glad she’s out ! Ryba👑a vibes 💪🏼💪🏼
Congrats to Elena🎉 from diehard Iga fan. Where was the main coach when f Iga? This is the fastest clay court, so the next tournaments even out the difference seen today. Iga’s first serve percentage awful. Should have left BJC and practice on the clay like previous years. Hope she will play Madrid.
The first serve percentage is awful because Iga tries to make a very strong first serve after Rybakina just swats her average speed first serves. Iga would serve above 70% against all opponents not named Elena Rybakina. Elena just has that effect that Sabalenka and Swiatek serve worse than their usual when facing her because she puts so much pressure on them to make very good serves.
@@tennisobserver995 Good point. Because in IW, Iga commented in the Canal+ interview that the first serve is now 115 mph / 185 km/h and with 70 % in, so to the speed she is not planning to make improvements but for stabilisation.
@@jukkao.parviainen8669 The improvements that Iga can make on her first serve is to direct the majority to 1/4 the width of the service box on the T-side and the wide side line. That will give her more aces but it will also lower her first serve percentage by a bit. Osaka and Rybakina who are great servers only serve above 60% and they are taller than Iga so their ball has a better probability of clearing the net and landing in. The most that Iga can gain, though, is by changing the spin and direction of her serves often so it does not become predictable. Servers like Osaka and Rybakina are gifted. Sadly, though, Iga might not be one and it will be impossible for her to reach their serving level. Iga should focus more on improving her volleying skills and develop a good slice to change the rhythm every once in a while.
Acequeen rybakina
Princess Rybakina ❤
Im so very glad to see the back of her!!😂....ELENA RYBAKINA ALL THE WAY GREAT PLAYER❤❤❤
Rybakina did not allow Swiatek to play her game.
That is because Swiatek does not have an alternative game to play, her game will be at a disadvantage against Rybakina who is a better striker of ball on both forehand and backhand and also a better server.
Absolutely
Icequeen rybakina
But, iga swiatek is still much better than justine henin and ashleigh barty. Moreover, she is about to break their no.1 records
Henin played during Serena era. Iga dominate an era when big names are at the end of their careers or her rivals just lose interest, injured or maternity eg Svitolina, Muguruza, Barty, Osaka, Halep, Andreescu, Anisimova, Krejcikova, Muchova etc etc. What you get is a Covid inflicted neither-here-nor-there 2000-2023 period where the WTA top 10 was rather inconsistent (and Kenin + Raducanu took the opportunity to grab 1 GS each)
Compared to the pre-Covid post-Steffi golden era that Henin had to play - we had Venus, Mauresmo, Kutznetsova, Azarenka, Sharapova, Ivanovic, Kerber, Clijsters, Serena, Jankovic, Wozniacki, Kvitova, Safina, Li Na and Henin herself.
The line-up just would not compare. But the WTA is just only 2 years of emerging from pandemic. Iga is benefitting from the transition of post-Serena era.
@@inspirasiplaylists9910 Naaahhh!! You understand very well about WTA's past era like 2003-2013 which was more competitive back then cuz all of players you mentioned mostly tried so hard to finally reach no. 1. So that era was full of variation. Aaahhh kvitova and li na both were no. 2 and also have 2 GS! Sorry to mention henin and barty cuz they both were no. 1 and still had a great shape. But, they announced very early retirement while they actually still had many things to prove more unless they had reached graf's level
Queen Rybakina 🎉🎉🎉
RybaQUEEN showed her who is real Queen
:)))))))))
It was only one 500 points tournament :)))
To deserve the title of Queen you have to play high level for few years and win a few slams not 500 points tournament :))))) and be in good shape in one match :))
Rybakina is also two years older than Swiatek so Rybakina had 2 years more to prove that she is any queen :))) Swiatek is only 22 years old :))) so she is still far from own prime time age :))
BUahahaha nice joke
Sleeping beauty rybakina
Iga ar trebui sa mai mearga si într-un concediu, ca e prea disperata sa fie locul 1. Ea participa la toate turneele chiar daca nu sunt grand slam uri. Eu nu am vazut-o pozandu se într-o vacanta in viata mea. Parere personala, disperata dupa bani si dupa locul 1. Uitate si la viata personala, ca nu totul inseamna bani si faima. Sabalenka de ex, dupa un turneu major, merge sa se relaxeze. La.fel am vazut si la Rybakina. Nu imi place de Iga, e fomista rau, nu vede alceva numa tenis . Bravo Rybakina! o fata deosebita..
RybaQUEEN showed 0ga who is real world no1
Tell everyone you're virgin without telling them....
The real number 1 unquestionable for 99 weeks is 1GA. It is the same as you would doubt that Djoco is mot number 1 when he loses. 1GA was not destroyed by Elena. It was a very tight match. 1GA has the right to lose. When Sabalenka loses it is ok. When Rybakina lost with 1GA it was ok. When 1GA loses 3rd match out ouf 21 itvis a disaster...The hate is pouring. People be human and objective. Listen to Rybakina how respectfull she is. Listen to 1GA how respectfull she is towards all opponents. This is one vs one game. When one wins the other loses. I am so disgusted bybthose opinions here. Learn from Elena and 1GA how to react snd comment.
so where're Ryba' s Slams? Iga has 4
Hehe ..... sad story
I totally agree with you..@@elwiraludwikowska9576
Iga, start doing something with your hair finally.
she is so boring to listen to
She needs new coach.
Real Queen thrashed 0ga
The real Queen with a world ranking of no.4 ?
Thrashed? That was a close match man
So what's the betting on Iga not winning any Slams at all this year? 1 down,3 left and you can virtually count out Wimbledon,so that just leave the French Open and the US Open. After today,you have to say that the French Open is no longer such a dead cert anymore so Iga's last hope remains the US Open but then you have so many contenders and the ultimate wildcard to gatecrash the entire party of the big 3 might just be Emma herself!😂
Iga will still be the big favorite to win the French Open as the only player who might beat her there is Rybakina and they won't meet earlier than the semifinals. But if she does play Rybakina there, I won't even think about betting on Iga who will always be the favorite. If she plays Rybakina in the semifinals and she loses, she would lose a ton of points and that would give Sabalenka a crack at the year-end #1
@@tennisobserver995 big favourite? I wouldn't count on it after the way Rybakina just crushed Kostyuk easily in straight sets to win the Stuttgart Open title.I think as long as Iga doesn't improve her serves or introduce more variety to her game she's always vulnerable to big servers and hitters.It looks like she hasn't really improved much whereas others have,I mean just have to look at how she struggled against Emma in the first set,a year ago she would have swatted Emma away easily,not being taken to a tie break because Emma has improved beyond recognition from the player of 2 years ago especially her serves and forehands.I fear the pressure will really be on for Iga come the French Open because failure to defend her title will mean losing 2000 points!🤣
RybaQUEEN showed her who is the real boss
get some help
Well she won, but Iga is no 1 and Elena far behind 😊
Not really
🤣 nice try
She COULD HAVE BEEN N 1, SHE HAD TO WITHDROW FOR HEALTH PROBLEMS. I HOPE SHE CAN GET IT SOON..🎉🎉🎉
Rybakina is better player than Iga. Rybakina weakness are she's often injured so not consistent at the same time,but when dhes fit then no player can bit her.
That is for the debate, still half of ranking points behind Iga. In WTA race near to Iga, so the next tournaments will be exciting. Hope only that Iga will play Madrid.
@jukkao.parviainen8669 this is Iga advantage a mean Iga playing consistent so she's far away from Elena because ER is very often injured.
@@Pelican11 It also comes down to the physical training, which is in Iga’s case done in the preseason with a great variability. When your overall athleticism is developing like in her case, the muscles are helpful to prevent e.g. back injuries. And I don’t see it in Ryba’s case, which would be of course helpful to her.
@jukkao.parviainen8669 I think Iga is little bit faster and more consistent but ER has one advantage over Iga which is service,you can see that ER played all matches except final 3 sets so she's not that weak is in it but her body reacting and maybe next week or 2 she will be injured again who knows...
@@Pelican11 Vicious circle, can’t train when you are injured and then you need to play again. This is much depending on the preseason practice. And as you see, from Iga’s staff, only personal chef de cuisine is missing.
0ga overrated proved once again
sorry to tell you but... IGA is still number ONE... on rankings, on the race, on everything... maybe stop jacking off to ryba's matches and learn some discernment
So you're telling us that you won these 19 wta tournaments and 4 GS? Wow congrats!!! You're the best!
Rybakina is the defacto no1 ,shouldn't be too long before it's official.
Sounds like no smart and boring. You can smell Nadal in Iga, topspin, bald , and drug?
1ga you did well. 🥹🩵
Arrogant sucks 0ga
What have you achieved in life apart from hemorrhoids?
0ga worst world no1 in the history of wta
Omg I feel sorry for people like you😢 probably you are really unhappy, alone and you are in love in Elena. There is always a chance, yeah?😙 probably you are a russian. So youtube is not banned in your „country”? Stop hating on polish people. We dont hate Elena but we actually have respect for her! thats great for WTA Iga is not winning everything and she has great rivals!🎉 good luck to Elena tomorrow! Elena has a class and she would be embarrassed if she saw what you put here about Iga Swiatek.
Did you mean Iga? Perhaps you should spend more time on your spelling and worry about your own place in the world.
u need to get a job and some friends. personal happiness is possible for anyone❤
I’m not sure what’s wrong with you, buddy. That’s not Olga. That’s. lga number one in the world. 99 weeks you can beat that douche bag.
0ga luckiest player in the history of wta winning 4 slams not even facing single good player enroute final
That's why sport mafia "released "Halep to play finally : they want real finals
So lucky that she's been world no.1 for 100 weeks.
0ga sucks
Іга Україна вболіває за тебе
1GA ❤❤❤🔥🔥🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
O moj boże
Polka z Rybakiną i Ostapenko prezentuje najgorszy tenis....i tylko dlatego te dwie przecietne tenisistki których w turze są setki wygrywają...Świątek tak beznadziejnie grała że nawet amatorka by sobie poradziła....serwis Polki to najgorsze podanie WTA....znawcy talentu Rybakiny ta wasza wielka mistrzyni ma na koncie 1szlema zdobytego fuksem ...kto ogłądał finał to wie oczym mówię....prawdziwą królową była Amerykanka Serena zdobywczyni 23 szlemów...która Szarapową ogrywała jak małe dziecko wasza Rosjanka Rybakina do piet nie dorasta Amerykance i nidy nie osiągnie takich sukcesów grając nawet z obecnymi miernotami WTA....z niej taka królowa jak z Putina Car....😂😂😂😂
Serwis najgorsze podanie WTA? Dobre. Regularnie powyżej 185 kmh
Igor go to your Lover Zelenski now
@Rockyboy2106 dear putin's troll, do you know you are talking to your mirror, don't you? 😂