Iga Swiatek began playing consistently on the WTA Tour in 2019, and she joined the top 50 at the age of 18 after reaching her first WTA final and reaching the fourth round of the 2019 French Open. Witek did not drop a set or lose more than five games in any singles match throughout her French Open victory run in 2020.
With the eventual retirement of world No. 1 Ashleigh Barty, she took over as world No. 1 on April 4, 2022. She also received another award.
Did Iga Swiatek go to high school or college?
Iga Swiatek attained a career-high rating of no.5 as a junior. Iga Swiatek finished high school and college in Warsaw, Poland.
Asics has sponsored Witek’s gear from the beginning of 2020. Nike formerly sponsored her.
Witek is also supported by the Red Bull energy drink firm, the Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi, and the Toyota Lexus subsidiary, the latter of which has previously supported another Polish tennis player Agnieszka Radwanska.
Witek inked an endorsement arrangement with Tecnifibre for racquets in 2021; she had previously used a Prince Textreme 100 Tour racquet while not under contract with the firm. Witek’s father also revealed that she has signed a deal with Rolex for the year 2021. PZU has been her primary partner since February 2021.
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