Iga Swiatek has been priced up at 10/3 to taste Wimbledon success for the first time in her career after maintaining her clay court dominance in sensational fashion on Saturday.
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The Polish star brushed aside Italy's Jasmine Paolini in quickfire time, running out a comfortable 6-2, 6-1 winner to land a fifth grand slam crown, and a fourth at Roland Garros.
Her routine, and mightily impressive triumph - which was achieved in just one hour and eight minutes - also saw her become the first woman since Belgian Justin Henin in 2007 to win three successive French Open titles.
Swiatek overcame Coco Gauff in the 2022 showpiece before backing up her success with a tense and dramatic 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 victory over Karolína Muchová 12 months ago.
And now, the Warsaw native has added 12th seed Paolini to her French Open hitlist, and in the process establishing herself as one of only three women, alongside Henin and Monica Seles, to have notched a Parisian treble.
But the big question now is whether the 23-year-old can transform her French Open fortunes into success on Wimbledon grass?
Swiatek's run to the quarter-finals in London year represented the first time she had reached the last eight of the competition, and she will undoubtedly head to SW4 next month confident of improving upon that record.
Only time will determine whether she can!