Swiatek on her doping case: "It's hard to see that I'm being treated like a liar".
Despite the explanation surrounding Iga Swiatek's doping case, and the fact that she has already served her sentence, the case continues to be the talk of the town.
The Pole spoke out about the case in an episode of the Tennis Insider Club podcast.
She says: "I feel at peace with myself because I didn't do anything wrong.
But it's hard to see that almost nobody shares my opinion and that they treat me as if I were a liar.
I've worked extremely hard over the last few years to achieve my dreams, and the idea that people don't recognize my efforts and achievements, that they might look at me differently, was eating away at me.
I remember being at home while the investigation was going on, and lots of people coming up to me to ask for autographs and take selfies with me.
I could only wonder: will they still be doing this in a month's time, when the case comes to light?"
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