Swiatek's father full of pride after incredible 2022 season: "It's time for a well-deserved rest"

Iga Swiatek is full of pride after his daughter's 2022 season adding that it's time for a well-deserved rest for the number one.

Iga Swiatek had a tremendous 2022 campaign winning over 60 matches and losing less than 10. The Polish player won two grand slam events as well as a couple of other big events such as WTA 1000 premier events. All of that filled her father with pride who shared his thoughts on social media:

"I know that Iga's potential and possibilities are very large, but even I didn't expect what happened this season. In the last season, Iga won two tournaments and entered the top-10 and it was admirable and showed that she didn't win in Paris by accident. But this season, total domination on clay and hard, 37 match wins in a row, 8 tournament wins, two of which are at Roland Garros and the first at the US Open."

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He continued:

"Since April, Iga is the No. 1 in the world and ends the year in this position, having an unimaginable advantage over the other players. I'm filled with pride. And what makes me even more proud is the fact that even in such a tense season full of victories and games, Iga found time to come to Warsaw and play for Polish fans and with the team to organize a charity match. It's time for a well-deserved rest."

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