Swiatek after beating Sabalenka to win Stuttgart: “Thank you to my dad, he’s going to choose the car probably, so if he chooses wrong it’s his fault” 😂 Iga making dad & daughter Porsches a thing! 🏎️🏎️
(VIDEO) Swiatek jokes to dad after Porsche Tennis Grand Prix win: "He's going to choose the car, so if he chooses wrong it's his fault"
ATPSunday, 23 April 2023 at 17:30
Iga Swiatek won the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix once more and during the trophy ceremony, she joked about her father probably choosing the wrong car.
The tennis tournament in Stuttgart is sponsored by Porsche with the winner getting a car along with the prize money. It's something that has been going on for some time with the car noticeably displayed next to the court. Players glance at it almost all the time during a match and it's something that is generally a big talking point.
Sabalenka joked a few days ago that she hopes to finally get it on her 3rd try but it's Swiatek's once more. She proved better in the final earlier today and during the ceremony she joked that her father will have the chance to choose the car and if she chooses wrongly she'll blame him for the bad choice.
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