Served with Andy Roddick Iga Świątek on Wimbledon Win, Coaching Dynamics & the Emotional Weight of Her Suspension | Served
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Jul 29, 2025 In this conversation, Iga Swiatek, a Polish tennis star and six-time Grand Slam champion, shares insights on her recent Wimbledon triumph and her impressive serving technique. She opens up about the emotional rollercoaster surrounding her doping case, discussing the shock and confusion she faced. Iga also highlights the importance of mental health and team support in overcoming challenges, while reflecting on her growth as a player. With a blend of humor and seriousness, she navigates the complexities of competition and personal development in the tennis world.
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Serving & Aggression Key to Wimbledon
- Improved serving was a key adjustment for Swiatek's Wimbledon success, including serving at higher speeds with precision.
- She adapted her game to play more flat and aggressive on grass, using intuition to apply pressure on opponents.
Mental Reset After Losing #1 Ranking
- Losing the number one ranking initially devastated Swiatek but later was freeing, motivating her to focus on hunting rather than being hunted.
- The mental reset came post-Rome after switching coaches, allowing brighter focus and improved performance.
Iga's Emotional Doping Case Revelation
- Iga Swiatek found out about her doping case email during a photo shoot and was devastated, crying for two weeks.
- Her team and psychologist supported her through the stressful process, helping her regain focus and strength to return to tennis.