Swiatek pulled off a negative WTA record by losing the third set of her WTA Finals match against Rybakina with a 0-6 scoreline.

Swiatek began the match confidently, breaking early and taking the first set 6-3. But once Rybakina found her rhythm, the match flipped dramatically. The Kazakh delivered a stunning 6-0 final set, securing one of the most dominant finishes of the tournament.

Betting Insight: This is likely to be a long, high-quality battle. Swiatek’s defensive consistency and Anisimova’s first-strike power suggest a match that could go beyond two sets or feature long service games. Over 19.5 games looks the most reliable market.

Iga Swiatek's compatriot Magda Linette has revealed her struggles with the hectic scheduling on tour. The Pole is currently on a six-match losing streak, including early exits in Beijing, Wuhan, and Ningbo.

Iga Swiatek has had to adapt to some significant changes this year, including a new coaching setup under Wim Fissette. Swiatek ended her long-standing partnership with coach Tomasz Wiktorowski, who has since joined up with Naomi Osaka,

Swiatek struggled in the first part of the year before finally rediscovering her top game in the last couple of months.

Heading into the season, it was all about the chase for Iga Swiatek. With Aryna Sabalenka’s stronghold on the No.

Aryna Sabalenka has held the World No. 1 ranking throughout the entire 2025 season. Despite winning only one Grand Slam title, her consistency has kept her firmly at the top of the rankings.