Świątek once again defeated Sabalenka in the final, securing her fourth title of the year

Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka faced each other again in the final match of the prestigious WTA tournament on clay courts, held in Rome, Italy. Two weeks ago, the women shared the court in the deciding match in Madrid, with the Polish tennis player celebrating victory in three sets.

Seeking revenge, Sabalenka completely faltered in the first set. Aryna twice surrendered her serve to her opponent and lost the set 2-6 in just over half an hour. The second set saw much more intense competition. The crucial moment came during Sabalenka's serve at 3-3. Swiatek broke her opponent and confidently sealed the match victory thereafter.

WTA 1000. Clay. Rome. Final
Iga Swiatek (Poland, 1) - Aryna Sabalenka (2) - 6:2, 6:3.

This was already the 11th meeting between the opponents, with Swiatek now leading 8-3. It's worth noting that for Iga, this victory in the tournament marked her fourth title of the year, following Doha, Indian Wells, and Madrid. Swiatek's winning streak now stands at 12 consecutive matches.