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She is definitely unstoppable. This Saturday, the Polish defending champion Iga Swiatek, world number one and seeded n ° 1, qualified for the final of the WTA 1000 tournament in Rome, Italy, on clay, after quietly beating Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka , 8th player in the world and seeded n°3, in two small sets (6-2, 6-1) and 1h16 of play. In the first round, after a white entry break, in stride, the Polish dropped her serve, despite a first saved ball, before regaining an advantage, just after, at his second opportunity. At 4-2, the best of times, Iga Swiatek again broke the Belarusian white, before concluding with a final white game (6-2).

The pass of 27 for Iga Swiatek

Finally, in the second and final round, the best player in the world again took her opponent’s first two serves, for a total of three break points, then four new ones. Between the two, the world number one had to tear herself away, twice, so as not to give up her own service. The No. 1 seed then came close to leading 5-0, with a triple break, before saving, in turn, a new ball in stride. Finally, at 5-1, the Polish recovered three times, but she did indeed conclude this meeting (6-1). Iga Swiatek therefore continues his raid. Titled in Doha, Indian Wells, Miami then Stuttgart, the Pole continues with a 27th victory in a row.