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Iga ŚWiątek Turns Heads in Stunning Victoria Beckham Dress During Wimbledon Trophy Photoshoot in Royal Box
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Iga Świątek's victory in the Wimbledon final means she's advanced to the top financial league of women's tennis. The Polish player has surpassed a threshold only four players in women's tennis history have achieved. Furthermore, Iga also clearly outshines Robert Lewandowski in terms of brand strength.
By winning the Wimbledon tournament, Iga Świątek made her mark not only in the history of Polish sport - as the first Polish woman to triumph in this tournament - but also in the history of tennis in general. The article Iga Świątek's victory in Wimbledon, unique in many respects, comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
The CNN website noted that it was a historic performance, because in the Open tennis era dating back to 1968, Świątek was the first to not lose a single game and win Poland's first singles title in London.
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