Polish world No 1 thrashes so many of her opponents that a third consecutive French Open title seems inevitable Before Madison Keys faced Iga Swiatek at the Italian Open this month, she was asked what adjustments she would make against the best player in the world. She did not need time to consider her response: "Win more games." Even that simple goal turned out to be too ambitious. Twelve days after Swiatek had dismantled Keys 6-1, 6-3 in Madrid, she again handled the American with disdain in R...
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The Guardian - 25 May 2024 11:00
Polish world No 1 thrashes so many of her opponents that a third consecutive French Open title seems inevitable Before Madison Keys faced Iga Swiatek at the Italian Open this month, she was asked what adjustments she would make against the best player in the world. She did not need time to consider her response: "Win more games." Even that simple goal turned out to be too ambitious. Twelve days after Swiatek had dismantled Keys 6-1, 6-3 in Madrid, she again handled the American with disdain in R...
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