Swiatek on the Australian Open: "It would be a dream come true"
After triumphing at Wimbledon, Iga Swiatek is just one title away from a career Grand Slam. But the world number 2 refuses to get carried away by the pressure and prefers to move "step by step" ahead of the Australian Open.
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After her victory at Wimbledon last July, only the Australian Open is now missing from Iga Swiatek's list of achievements to complete a career Grand Slam.
But the Polish player prefers to stay focused and not dwell on that, although she does not hide her desire to win the missing Grand Slam.
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She stated: "I don't set such goals for myself. Of course, it's something I dream about and want to achieve one day, but I'm not going to come to Melbourne and think about it every day.
"Step by step"
I know I have to win seven matches, and Grand Slam tournaments last two weeks, so anything can happen. So I will go step by step. The most important thing is to focus well on my pre-season preparation, and then we'll see. But it would truly be a dream come true."
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