Top five records Iga Swiatek broke at Wimbledon 2025

Iga Swiatek lifted her first-ever Wimbledon title with a double bagel in the final to script history.

Iga Swiatek finally overcame her grass-court struggles breathtakingly at Wimbledon 2025. The Pole enjoyed a near-flawless campaign, dropping just one set, showcasing ruthless dominance and all-court versatility as she completed her long-awaited quest for a maiden SW19 crown.

Her crowning moment came in the final, where she dismantled Amanda Anisimova 6-0, 6-0, with the match lasting less than an hour. With this triumph, Swiatek not only lifted her sixth Grand Slam trophy but also set multiple new records in London.

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Records Iga Swiatek broke at Wimbledon 2025-

Longest winning streak in Grand Slam finals among active players

Iga Swiatek boasts a stellar record in summit clashes at Grand Slam tournaments, having won the French Open four times, and one US Open and Wimbledon titles. The former World No.1 has dropped just one set in all her six finals, against Karolina Muchova in Paris 2023.

Swiatek is currently 6-0 in Major finals, which is also the second-best overall record, equalling Monica Seles. Roger Federer stands at the top of the list with 8 consecutive unbeaten final wins.

Second player to double bagel her opponent in a Grand Slam final

This rare feat has been accomplished just once previously in the Open Era, by Steffi Graf, against Natasha Zvereva in the 1988 Roland Garros final. The Pole was at the peak of her powers, playing the match of her career, with nearly nothing going wrong for her.

In less than an hour, the eighth seed used her superb serving and rapid court coverage, aided by the nerves and high number of unforced errors from Amanda Anisimova, to become only the second player to win a major final, 6-0, 6-0.

Eighth female to win on all three surfaces

Swiatek became only the eighth woman in the Open Era to win Grand Slam singles titles on all three surfaces (clay, hard, and grass), joining legends like Chris Evert, Serena Williams, and Steffi Graf. The Pole is called the ‘Queen of Clay’, for her dominance on clay with four titles at Roland Garros.

She also won the US Open in 2022 and finally ended her 13-month title drought with a historic triumph at Wimbledon. She is the only active female player to have won a title on all surfaces.

Third shortest Grand Slam final in Open era history

Iga Swiatek beat Anisimova to win her first Wimbledon title in 57 minutes, with the scoreline reading 6-0, 6-0. It was hard to believe the stunning scenes unfolded at Centre Court. The Pole was at her dominant best and destroyed the American.

This happens to be the third shortest Grand Slam final, with the shortest ever taking place in the French Open 1988, between Graf and Zvereva, where the German prevailed 6-0, 6-0.

Fewest games dropped en route to SW19 title in this decade

Iga Swiatek’s Wimbledon 2025 run was one of the most ruthless in history, as she dropped just 35 games across the entire tournament — the fewest by any women’s singles champion since Martina Navratilova in 1990.

She won the final 6-0, 6-0, and the semi-finals 6-2, 6-0. Apart from her second-round battle against Caty McNally, when she dropped her first and only set of the tournament, she has cruised to the finish line in each of the remaining encounters.

The 24-year-old surpassed Venus Williams’ record, who had won the US Open in 2001 by losing only 39 games in the process.

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