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Serena Williams' Ex-Coach Says Iga Swiatek Shouldn't Be Worried About Low French Open Seeding: Here's Why

  • The 2025 French Open women's tournament begins this weekend in Paris with Iga Swiatek seeded fifth as the defending champion.
  • Swiatek's recent slump follows a doping suspension last August and a year without a tour-level title despite her previous dominance at Roland Garros.
  • Her main rivals include world number one Aryna Sabalenka, second seed Coco Gauff, and fourth seed Jasmine Paolini, who recently won the Italian Open.
  • Former coach Rick Macci said Swiatek’s low seeding will not harm her chances, and a two-time Grand Slam champion noted the importance of early matches to regain confidence.
  • Experts agree that Swiatek’s tournament performance will depend on recovering form early, while her rivals see an opportunity if she cannot regain top confidence.
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