Iga Swiatek became US Open champion with a 6-2, 7-6 victory against Ons Jabeur to add the title at Flushing Meadows to the one she won in Paris.
In the end, Swiatek was more composed in the tiebreak and after leading 5-4 on her serve, Jabeur gave up errors under pressure to finally let go. She forced her 28-year-old opponent to play at her limit and do so consistently, and the Tunisian began to spray errors as she tried to force her best level from herself. It was instantly clear this was a different level to anything she had produced earlier in the tournament. Swiatek attacked with her destructive weapons from both wings and all parts of the court. Swiatek twice recovered from a set down and trailed 4-2 against Aryna Sabalenka in the deciding set of her semi-final. Iga Swiatek and Ons Jabeur entered Arthur Ashe Stadium as the two best players in the world, the ones who have outperformed the rest of the field this year.
Copyright 2022 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. Even before the U.S. Open women's final began, Ons Jabeur sensed she was in trouble against world No.
With Jabeur serving at 5-6, 30-all, she sailed a forehand long, bringing Swiatek to match point. And I feel like I have more skills to do that than one type of way to play. “The work we've put with Daria for sure helped,” she said. 1 in the world, and she played like a No. 1 and being in this tournament, so it's hard for me to say. In the first set, Swiatek jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead, winning eight of the first nine points. Jabeur had a chance to break for 5-4 when fans yelled out on several points. She then took a 5-2 lead when Jabeur swatted a forehand volley long on game point. She did so in impressive fashion, winning eight of the first nine points against Jabeur en route to a 6-2, 7-6(5) victory that made her the first Polish woman ever to win the U.S. 2 in the world on Monday, but Swiatek still has more than double Jabeur’s points. Swiatek will take home $2.6 million with the trophy (”I’m pretty glad it’s not in cash”) while Jabeur earned $1.3 million. 1 seed to reach the women’s final since
The top-ranked Swiatek has won seven titles in 2022, the most by a woman since Serena Williams in 2014.
But Swiatek took the last three points and soon was down on her back, a major champ again. Then, at 6-5 in the set, Swiatek held her first championship point as Jabeur served. When Jabeur missed a slice forehand early in the second set, she dropped her racket to reflect her despair. She ran her opponent this way and that, never letting Jabeur use the sorts of spins and variety that she's accustomed to. But she is 0-2 at that stage, being the runner-up at Wimbledon in July. And she arrived with a record of just 4-4 since her 37-match winning streak ended in July.
Swiatek, the world No. 1, beat Jabeur in straight sets to capture her first U.S. Open singles title. It is her third Grand Slam title and first on a surface ...
Jabeur was sending her back and forth across the baseline and held chances to break Swiatek’s serve in the next game and serve for the second set. Ahead of Saturday, she spoke of the lessons she had learned from that match and how she now knew ways to keep her emotions in check. Swiatek is so different, though, from the fragile player who won her first Grand Slam title as a teenager. She tried to match Swiatek’s power from the baseline. When she is on, she can mix jumping backhand drop shots with a dangerous forehand and a deceptively hard serve that she can land in the corners with nasty movement. She has spoken out against the Russian invasion of Ukraine more than any player who is not from Ukraine and has helped raise more than $2 million for relief efforts through her participation in tennis exhibitions, one of which she organized herself. In March, Ashleigh Barty of Australia, a three-time Grand Slam singles champion and the world No. She has won so many 6-0 sets this year — a “bagel” in tennis parlance — that the saying “Iga’s bakery” was coined. For Swiatek, the victory was the latest success in a season full of them. Open, where she was the first Polish woman to make the singles final. It was the third Grand Slam title of Swiatek’s brief career and her first on a surface other than clay. And now she is the first Polish woman to win three and the U.S.
Her rise over the past two years has seemed unstoppable. Now, with Iga Swiatek's third Grand Slam title win Saturday at the US Open, she has proved she is ...
She has worn a Ukrainian flag ribbon on her hat since the start of the Russian invasion of the country, and has organized multiple exhibitions to raise money for humanitarian aid and awareness, including during a "Tennis Plays for Peace" event ahead of the US Open at Louis Armstrong Stadium. But she looked at home, completely at ease with the big crowd and the spotlight. The 21-year-old is now the youngest three-time Grand Slam champion since [Maria Sharapova](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=399) in 2008. [Serena Williams](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=394)' impending retirement consumed the headlines during the first week of the tournament, Swiatek proved during her impressive fortnight that she was the heir apparent to Williams' former role as the tour's superstar. There have been others in recent years to achieve steady success -- including [Naomi Osaka](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=2789), who has won four hard-court major titles, and the recently retired [Ashleigh Barty](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=2031), who won a Grand Slam on every surface -- but Swiatek's time is now. [expressed her displeasure about the balls used during the US Open](/tennis/story/_/id/34425055/top-ranked-iga-swiatek-questions-why-us-open-uses-different-tennis-balls-men-women) swing last month, but she found ways to win when it counted most. In the final, she lost just four games to budding superstar It's the best experience you can have for next matches, for sure." 54 in the world and was barely on the radar. 1 ranking since April, and she now has double the points of Jabeur, who will return to the No. She later said those challenges gave her more confidence. "Coming back from winning a Grand Slam is tricky, even if Roland Garros was the second [major title], I needed to stay composed and focus on the goals.
La Polonaise Iga Swiatek a remporté les Internationaux des États-Unis samedi en défaisant la Tunisienne Ons Jabeur en deux manches de 6-2 et 7-6.
Mais en championne qu'elle est devenue, il ne lui a pas fallu beaucoup de temps pour reprendre sa voie royale. A 21 ans, la Polonaise ajoute à sa collection un troisième titre du Grand Chelem, après ses deux sacres à Roland-Garros en 2020 et en juin cette année. A New York, la N.1 mondiale a démontré qu'elle n'était pas qu'une joueuse de terre battue.
Iga Swiatek, déjà double lauréate sur la terre battue de Roland-Garros, a étendu sa domination sur dur en remportant samedi son premier US Open pour ...
Ce tournoi a été très difficile, c’est New York, c’est bruyant, c’est fou, il y a tant de tentations dans la ville ! Elle est d’ailleurs la première joueuse tête de série N.1 à confirmer son statut en remportant l’US Open depuis Serena Williams en 2014. «Je ne m’attendais pas à grand-chose en arrivant... «Ons, ce n’est que le début d’une grande rivalité et je suis sûre que tu gagneras d’autres matchs», lui a assuré la Polonaise qui est désormais triple lauréate en Majeur (après son doublé 2020-2022 à Roland-Garros). À 28 ans, elle était la première joueuse à avoir enchaîné les finales à Wimbledon et Flushing Meadows depuis Serena Williams en 2019. La Polonaise s’est procuré une première balle de match à 6-5, puis une seconde à 6 points à 5 dans le tie break qu’elle a cette fois converti en bénéficiant d’une faute directe de Jabeur, la 33e et dernière de la partie.
La Polonaise Iga Swiatek a remporté les Internationaux des États-Unis samedi en défaisant la Turque Ons Jabeur en deux manches de 6-2 et 7-6.
Mais en championne qu'elle est devenue, il ne lui a pas fallu beaucoup de temps pour reprendre sa voie royale. À New York, la no 1 mondiale a démontré qu'elle n'était pas qu'une joueuse de terre battue. Elle succède au palmarès new-yorkais à la Britannique Emma Raducanu, qui avait créé la sensation en 2021, en s'imposant après être sortie des qualifications.
La finale des Internationaux des États-Unis, comme la saison 2022, a été l'affaire d'Iga Świątek, qui s'est débarrassée aisément d'Ons Jabeur en deux ...
Elle arrivait en retard sur ses balles, elle avait de la difficulté à accélérer ses frappes et elle offrait des balles d’attaque sur un plateau d’argent à son adversaire, surtout au service. Le jeu suivant a été le meilleur et le plus serré du match. Elle n’a fait passer que 48 % de ses premières balles en première manche et elle n’a gagné que 20 % des points lorsque sa balle était en jeu. Alors qu’on pensait que tout était plié en raison du désastre de la première manche, la Jabeur qui s’est hissée parmi l’élite mondiale est revenue, mais un peu trop tard. La cinquième raquette mondiale revendiquait deux titres depuis le début de la saison et elle s’est établie comme l’une des joueuses les plus polyvalentes sur le circuit. La saison se termine finalement avec un point d’exclamation grâce à la septième victoire de l’année de la nouvelle reine incontestée du tennis féminin.
NEW YORK (AP) - Iga Swiatek beat Ons Jabeur 6-2, 7-6 (5) in the U.S. Open final on Saturday to claim her first...
The No. 1-ranked Swiatek cemented her status as the dominant figure in women’s tennis by triumphing at the tournament that is expected to be the last of Serena Williams’ career. NEW YORK (AP) — Iga Swiatek beat Ons Jabeur 6-2, 7-6 (5) in the U.S.
She complained that women use different, slightly lighter, tennis balls than men do at Flushing Meadows, where she'd never been past the fourth round. She was ...
When Jabeur missed a slice forehand early in the second set, she dropped her racket to reflect her despair. But she is 0-2 at that stage, being the runner-up at Wimbledon in July. She ran her opponent this way and that, never letting Jabeur use the sorts of spins and variety that she's accustomed to. She used her strong court coverage, backed by a soundtrack of squeaky sneakers as she darted everywhere, sometimes even sliding as she arrived at a ball, the way one does on red clay, her favorite surface. 5 ](https://apnews.com/article/us-open-tennis-championships-sports-iga-swiatek-caroline-garcia-ecb65ee5c6b2b2c6fdc6ed545ef14032) [Ons Jabeur](http://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=1803) 6-2, 7-6 (5) in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Saturday to claim her first championship at the US Open and third Grand Slam title overall. At 6-5 in the second set, Swiatek held her first championship point. 2 in the rankings on Monday. Indeed, Jabeur pushed things to the tiebreaker, which she then led 5-4. She acknowledged harboring concerns about the US Open after a couple of shaky showings at hard-court tune-up tournaments. [Serena Williams](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=394)' career, the No. And she arrived with a record of just 4-4 since her 37-match winning streak ended in July. It's also like a confirmation for me that the sky's the limit,'' said Swiatek, who is 55-7 in tour-level matches with seven trophies in 2022, both best in the WTA.
At 21 years old and already a superstar in her home country of Poland, Swiatek is a bona fide No. 1 with a package of tennis skills both innate and ...
“For sure, Roland Garros I always feel like I have more control, and I feel like Philippe Chatrier is kind of my place,” she said of the center court in Paris. 1 when she announced that she was retiring from the game in March at age 25. Jabeur has Bartyesque versatility but lacks the Australian’s formidable serve and cannot generate quite the same forceful topspin with her forehand or wicked side-spin when she hits her backhand with one hand. She also has been bold and outspoken on social-justice issues and her own mental-health challenges, positioning herself as one of the voices of an engaged generation. With three majors, she is now closing in on Naomi Osaka, the Japanese star and former No. And the last woman to win seven or more singles titles in a season was Williams in 2014. Handed the $2.6 million champion’s check on Saturday, she said, “I’m really glad it’s not in cash.” Of her seven titles this season, three have come on her long-favored red clay, but four have come on hardcourts like those used at the U.S. 44, and yet she remains by far the most globally prominent young women’s tennis star: the highest-earning female athlete, capable of launching her own management company with her agent Stuart Duguid and signing up other players such as Nick Kyrgios. 1 with a huge lead in the rankings over Jabeur, the engaging and gifted Tunisian who will be back at No. Open, I was delighted to return to a city that is on its way back, as ever, after hard times. 1 with a package of tennis skills both innate and acquired.
La finale des Internationaux des États-Unis, comme la saison 2022, a été l'affaire d'Iga Swiatek, qui s'est débarrassée aisément de Ons Jabeur en deux ...
Elle arrivait en retard sur ses balles, elle avait de la difficulté à accélérer ses frappes et elle offrait des balles d’attaque sur un plateau d’argent à son adversaire, surtout au service. Le jeu suivant a été le meilleur et le plus serré du match. Elle n’a fait passer que 48 % de ses premières balles en première manche et elle n’a gagné que 20 % des points lorsque sa balle était en jeu. Alors qu’on pensait que tout était plié en raison du désastre de la première manche, la Jabeur qui s’est hissée parmi l’élite mondiale est revenue, mais un peu trop tard. La cinquième raquette mondiale revendiquait deux titres depuis le début de la saison et elle s’est établie comme l’une des joueuses les plus polyvalentes sur le circuit. La saison se termine finalement avec un point d’exclamation grâce à la septième victoire de l’année de la nouvelle reine incontestée du tennis féminin.
À 21 ans, la Polonaise ajoute à sa collection un troisième titre du Grand Chelem, après ses deux sacres à Roland-Garros en 2020 et en juin cette année. Elle ...
Mais en championne qu'elle est devenue, il ne lui a pas fallu beaucoup de temps pour reprendre sa voie royale. À New York, la no 1 mondiale a démontré qu'elle n'était pas qu'une joueuse de terre battue. C'est un peu une façon de me confirmer qu'il n'y a pas de limites à ce que je peux réussir. « Je devais rester calme et concentrée, a dit Swiatek lors de la remise du trophée. Elle succède au palmarès new-yorkais à la Britannique Emma Raducanu, qui avait créé la sensation en 2021, en s'imposant après être sortie des qualifications. « Je ne m'attendais vraiment pas à devenir championne ici, a ajouté Swiatek.
Iga Swiatek affirmed her ranking as the No. 1 women's tennis player in the world, fighting off a spirited push from Ons Jabeur to win her third Grand Slam ...
Jabeur built a 5-4 lead in the tiebreak, with the crowd cheering her on, but Swiatek hit a forehand winner and benefitted when Jabeur hit two errant forehands. Swiatek, a two-time winner at the French Open, will earn $2.6 million for her triumphant run at Flushing Meadows. Throughout the tournament, Swiatek had said she was improving but hadn’t hit her peak. Jabeur, the first African woman to reach the U.S. Swiatek, 21, was relentless on her returns in the early going, keeping everything in play and hitting the ball deep enough to limit Jabeur’s chances to unleash her trademark creativity. Iga Swiatek of Poland affirmed her ranking as the No.
The top-seeded Pole wins her second Grand Slam title of the year, handling Ons Jabeur in straight sets.
She finally found a foothold by attacking Swiatek’s serve in the second set and forced a tiebreaker but never could quite flip the momentum. Swiatek entered the match with a formidable nine wins in the 10 finals she has made since 2019. She prefers the slower surfaces of clay-court season in spring and had trouble controlling the type of balls the U.S. She was also the first woman to reach the French Open and U.S. Swiatek was the first top seed to reach the U.S. Open where the surface is so fast,” Swiatek said. It’s also like a confirmation for me that sky is the limit. She and Jabeur will be the world No. She only needed to step outside after the match to see a swarm of red- and white-clad Polish fans chanting and cheering for her in the center of Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. She is the first Polish woman to win the U.S. She battled back for victories twice after dropping the first set, in the fourth round and semifinals. Asked afterward in the on-court ceremony what that might signify, Swiatek looked up to the smattering of Polish flags in the crowd before laughing and responding that she didn’t quite know — she would have to go home and check first.
La finale des Internationaux des États-Unis, comme la saison 2022, a été l'affaire d'Iga Świątek, qui s'est débarrassée aisément d'Ons Jabeur en deux ...
Elle arrivait en retard sur ses balles, elle avait de la difficulté à accélérer ses frappes et elle offrait des balles d’attaque sur un plateau d’argent à son adversaire, surtout au service. Le jeu suivant a été le meilleur et le plus serré du match. Elle n’a fait passer que 48 % de ses premières balles en première manche et elle n’a gagné que 20 % des points lorsque sa balle était en jeu. Alors qu’on pensait que tout était plié en raison du désastre de la première manche, la Jabeur qui s’est hissée parmi l’élite mondiale est revenue, mais un peu trop tard. La cinquième raquette mondiale revendiquait deux titres depuis le début de la saison et elle s’est établie comme l’une des joueuses les plus polyvalentes sur le circuit. La saison se termine finalement avec un point d’exclamation grâce à la septième victoire de l’année de la nouvelle reine incontestée du tennis féminin.
NEW YORK (AP) — Iga Swiatek beats Ons Jabeur in 2 sets to win U.S. Open for 3rd Grand Slam title.
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Iga Swiatek, déjà double lauréate sur la terre battue de Roland-Garros, a étendu sa domination sur dur en remportant samedi son premier US Open pour ...
Ce tournoi a été très difficile, c’est New York, c’est bruyant, c’est fou, il y a tant de tentations dans la ville ! Elle est d’ailleurs la première joueuse tête de série N.1 à confirmer son statut en remportant l’US Open depuis Serena Williams en 2014. «Je ne m’attendais pas à grand-chose en arrivant... «Ons, ce n’est que le début d’une grande rivalité et je suis sûre que tu gagneras d’autres matchs», lui a assuré la Polonaise qui est désormais triple lauréate en Majeur (après son doublé 2020-2022 à Roland-Garros). À 28 ans, elle était la première joueuse à avoir enchaîné les finales à Wimbledon et Flushing Meadows depuis Serena Williams en 2019. La Polonaise s’est procuré une première balle de match à 6-5, puis une seconde à 6 points à 5 dans le tie break qu’elle a cette fois converti en bénéficiant d’une faute directe de Jabeur, la 33e et dernière de la partie.