Świątek Sets Another Record After US Open Win [VIDEO]

Iga Świątek has done it again. The world No. 1 and undisputed queen of consistency added another record to her growing legacy after capturing the US Open title, proving once more why she’s the face of women’s tennis right now. With this victory, Świątek became the first player since Serena Williams to win multiple majors in the same season more than once before turning 24. That’s not just impressive—that’s history-making.

The Polish star walked into New York as the heavy favorite, but expectations have crushed many champions before. Not Świątek. She breezed through early rounds, survived tense middle matches, and saved her very best tennis for the biggest stage. Her footwork was razor-sharp, her backhand a relentless weapon, and her mental toughness? Unshakable. In the final, she delivered a masterclass in composure, sealing the championship in straight sets and lifting her fourth Grand Slam trophy overall.

But what makes this record even sweeter is the manner in which she achieved it. Every step of the way, Świątek showed balance between dominance and humility. She celebrated with her trademark grin, clutching the trophy as if it were her very first. Moments later, in true Iga style, she reminded the crowd and press that she still sees herself as “just getting started.” For tennis fans, that’s both thrilling and terrifying—because if this is just the beginning, the ceiling may be limitless.

Social media exploded with highlights from her title run, especially the viral clip of her emotional embrace with her team after match point. That moment captured exactly what this record means: it’s not just about numbers on a stat sheet, it’s about a young woman rewriting what’s possible in women’s tennis.

Świątek’s US Open win cements her as the sport’s new standard-bearer. With four Slams already under her belt and more records falling by the month, one question looms: how many pages of history will she rewrite before she’s done?

For now, one thing’s clear: the WTA tour runs through Iga Świątek. And if you missed it live, the [VIDEO] of her triumph is more than just a highlight reel—it’s a glimpse into the making of an all-time great.