Iga Świątek was not able to even equal her best result at Wimbledon this year, falling in the third round of the tournament to Yulia Putintseva. Although the first set fell to our tennis player, the Kazakh was able to respond and win in three sets 3:6, 6:1, 6:2.
Tatiana Golovin diagnoses Iga Świątek. She talks about being lost
According to Tatiana Golovin, the match showed that Świątek has trouble controlling her emotions when the match becomes too difficult for her. “Although Świątek won the first set, we felt that she was much more tense against Putintseva, who made her feel insecure,” the Frenchwoman told beIN Sports France, as quoted by tennis365.com.
Once again we saw that when the going gets tough, Świątek is unable to control her emotions. We saw how she completely lost confidence in her choices. Once again she was lost on the court mentally and this is a defeat that is reminiscent of last year’s against Elina Svitolina,” Golovin added.
