Iga Świątek is the favorite for this match and is considered by many as the favorite to win the entire Wimbledon Championships. However, there will be experts who will notice details that may have a negative impact on it consequences. It is the roof of the London courts. 21-year-old Paul is not very fond of playing on the grass, which in turn creates an opportunity for tennis players who love to play on these courts.

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The IGA Christmas vs Jana Fett first round match for Wimbledon will take place on Tuesday 28th June at 2:30pm in Central Court, London. The broadcast will be available to watch on Polsat Sport and on the Polsat Box Go service. We encourage you to follow our live coverage at Sport.pl In the mobile application Sport.pl LIVE.

Iga Świątek plays first match at Wimbledon

It will also be the first face-to-face meeting between Iga Švetik and Jana Veet. Both players have never had the opportunity to compete with each other in their senior careers. Many people have high hopes for the 21-year-old Poland, as she started at Wimbledon after success at Roland Garros this year. Świątek has an amazing streak of 35 straight victories. She has also won six recent tournaments.

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What Świątek has achieved in the first six months of 2022 is absolutely amazing. There’s no one in the lottery who would be in a better position to win Wimbledon than you and I’d be shocked if you didn’t – ESPN’s Aishwarya Kumar was excited about what a Polish woman looks like.

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Ega Šwijtek’s number one contender at Wimbledon had to qualify for the main tournament. In the final she won 3:6, 6:3, 6:3 with Ukrainian Katharina Zwaka (229 WTA).

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If Iga ¦wi ± tek advances to the next round, he will play in the next match against match winner Sonay Kartal (Great Britain; WTA 228.) – Danka Kovinić (Montenegro; WTA 88.)