Swiatek Wickmayer - Varsovie 2023

Varsovie 2023 - 1/2 final

Finished - 01:59

Swiatek, Iga [1] WTA 2

Wickmayer, Yanina WTA 745

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Iga Swiatek

Yanina Wickmayer

Age

176cm

Height

182cm

65kg

Weight

Rank

745

Past 6 months

+14

Head to Head

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Hard

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