- IgA Swiatek crashed through a semifinal for the fifth consecutive time on Sunday
- The world not two broke the ball to a ball boy before losing to Mirra Andreeva
- Experts revealed that anger can be related to Swiatek's lifestyle outside the court.
IgA Swiatek, number two in the world, has reached the headlines again after experts revealed that the tennis star 'does not know real life', since it lost the stirrups during the semifinal of Indian Wells.
The post was attacked after she broke a ball to a ball of ball after her devastating defeat before the Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva 7-6 1-6 6-3, who reached the final of the tournament for the first time.
Swiatek seemed to hit the ball towards the floor towards the boy in the ball after the tennis star was thrown while in service.
The ball of the ball was able to evade the ball while bouncing in the crowd, followed by a hostile reaction of the attendees, who booed the Polish player.
However, the expert in Eurosport Tomasz Wolfke has revealed through Superalence That the last drop in performance, which caused Swiatek's fury, can be related to his lifestyle outside the court.
“She doesn't know real life,” he said. 'I don't remember that anyone saw her in a disco, all dressed, having fun with friends.
Eurosport Tennis Expert has revealed that Iga Swiatek 'does not know real life' after the world not two broke a ball to a ball boy before losing to Mirra Andreeva
The ball avoided little the child's head while bouncing in the crowd, who booed with the Polish star
Tomasz Wolfke insisted that Swiatek's last decrease in performance can be related to his lifestyle outside the court
'Maybe it is not a life of convent, not so much, but it is definitely weird. Tennis will be a profession for her for a dozen years, but it is probably good at that, he admitted.
His comments occurred after the WTA classifications were updated on Monday, with Swiatek still number two but significantly lower than Aryna Sabalenka, which has 9,606 points.
The Polish star has suffered a challenging moment on the court and has lost the five apparitions in the semifinals since he triumphed at the France Open in June 2024.
The legend of tennis Becker has also commented on Swiatek's behavior during the disappointing semifinal.
“IgA got little angry …” he wrote about X (previously Twitter).
Andreeva, meanwhile, achieved the end of his way to the triumph of Indian Wells when the 17 -year -old defeated the number one in the world Aryna Sabalenka.
The star born in Siberia defended himself for a 2-6 6-4 6-3 victory in his second consecutive title after ensuring a trophy in Dubai at the end of February.
He became the youngest champion in the history of the WTA at this level and has risen to the sixth place in the world ranking.