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By Jul 11, 2025Iga Swiatek wins 36th in a row: When the threat of losing a single set is noteworthy, you know you're playing well
The clear-cut world No. 1 began her run on hard courts, went unbeaten on clay, and now takes her domineering form to grass.
Published Jun 28, 2022
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She nearly faced a double-break deficit in the second set, but things soon went to plan for the searing-hot Iga Swiatek.
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