The Pole won her first Wimbledon title, beating her opponent without dropping a single game. Congratulations are pouring in from all sides.
Historic victory on London’s courts
Iga Świątek etched her name into tennis history, winning the Wimbledon 2025 final 6:0, 6:0 against Amanda Anisimova. The match lasted just 57 minutes, and the Pole did not lose a single game throughout the encounter.
This achievement is of historic significance. Świątek became the first woman since 1911 to win a Wimbledon final without losing a game. Her sixth Grand Slam title confirms her position as one of the best tennis players of our era.
American Anisimova, playing in her first Grand Slam final, committed as many as 28 unforced errors and hit five double faults. Nerves got the better of experience.
Polish athletes, celebrities and politicians congratulate the champion
Robert Lewandowski backs his compatriot
The captain of the Polish national football team has a habit of supporting Iga Świątek at key moments in her career. Lewandowski had previously congratulated the tennis player on her Grand Slam wins, including at Roland Garros.
Donald Tusk on the significance of the success
What this triumph means for Polish tennis
Świątek’s Wimbledon victory has several dimensions:
- Breaking the grass-court barrier – it is her first title on a surface other than clay since the US Open 2022
- Ranking position – the Pole moves onto the podium of the WTA world rankings
- Complete surface coverage – the only missing piece for a career Grand Slam is the Australian Open
- Proof of versatility – demonstrating she can win on every surface
Congratulations pour in from all sides
Road to the final
On her way to the final, Świątek dropped only one set and 35 games across the entire tournament. Her dominance was complete: in her last two matches she did not lose a single game.
This triumph closes a difficult period in the career of the 24-year-old. Świątek proved that criticism only motivated her to achieve even more. Her story is only just beginning, as Donald Tusk wrote, and Wimbledon 2025 may mark the start of a new era of dominance on courts around the world.
The Pole has joined the ranks of tennis legends who have won on every surface. Now she has a career Grand Slam and the world No. 1 spot in the WTA rankings in her sights.
