How ‘introverted' Iga Świątek became a four-time grand slam champion and the world's highest-paid female athlete

Calm and understated, a tennis player named Iga Świątek reflects on her emotional journey to becoming the world No. 1. Since achieving this milestone, Świątek has been a dominant force in women’s tennis with 21 titles, including the French Open three times. Her preferred surface is clay, and she has a remarkable record at Roland Garros. As the world No. 1, Świątek faces the challenge of being the player everyone wants to beat. She has learned to handle the pressures and responsibilities that come with her success. Despite being an introvert, she has managed her obligations with the help of her sports psychologist. Świątek has attracted numerous sponsors and enjoys her partnership with sportswear brand On. She has been named the highest-paid female athlete by Forbes for her on-court success and off-court earnings. With her consistent performance, Świątek has become an attractive figure for potential endorsers, who appreciate her authenticity. This dedicated and detailed approach has helped her develop an all-around game and gain numerous accolades. At the upcoming French Open, Świątek has the chance to become the third woman in the Open Era to win three consecutive titles. At the young age of 23, the sky is the limit for her career.